hi all

looking for a reloding book that is beyond the basic how to. looking for more of a competition how to that explains why you do certain things. anyone have any suggestions? i already have the ABCs of reloading (wont give my review here).

later
lojack

Sinclair / Gravatt
and
Zediker

And always:
Precision Shooting Benchrest Primer

I would add, in this sequence

- RUAG/RWS/DNAG: Wiederladen "Blue Handbook", 9th ed. 2002
- Art Alphin (ed.): Any shot you want, 1996
- Nobel Sport Handloading Manual, 1st English ed. 2000
- Vapenjournalens Ladebok

A serious reloader shold at least own three of them. If you have only money for one, the language choice may decide.

Carcano

I find interesting reading on accuracy in Varmint Hunter Magazine

By the time I read the Sinclair book, I knew everything already.
It took me 10 years to get a 1" group.
I think I could have reached that level faster, if I read the book in the beginning.

[ 09-30-2003, 19:13: Message edited by: Clark ]

Handloading for Competition by Glen Zediker; it's a 'must read' (my opinion)

Next to the books on modern reloading:
the classics
Whelen, Sharpe, and Naramore.

hey

is the Handloading for Competition book still for sale? i checked on amazon and barnes@noble and they didnt have it.

Try his web site.
www.zediker.com
The book has many good tips and ideas. But I find his writing style difficult to read.
muck

Hi Lo jack..

Call or E-mail Sinclair they have it all and are very nice people to deal with.

You can also find them at www.sinclairintl.com