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AUGUST 2008 |
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John Taffin |
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Reloading 101 Part 1 The All-Important Manual Comes First |
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| Sixguns manufactured prior to 1900 should only be used with black powder or black powder substitutes. |
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You’ve made up your mind. After several years of buying factory ammo and shooting your bolt-action .30-06 rifle and .44 Magnum sixgun you’ve piled up hundreds of rounds of empty brass for each and have finally decided to start reloading and your only problem is how to start. The starting point is not asking questions on the Internet or buying reloading presses or dies, but rather investing in a good, up-to-date reloading manual. In fact, I would suggest you purchase not less than two and preferably three brand-new manuals. |
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| There’s more from John Taffin in the August issue... • Hodgdon • Speer No. 14 • Sierra • Hornady Order your copy of the August issue and get more Handloading! |
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