10-29-2016, 01:23 AM
Folks,
If your library does include one or both of these, I highly recommend getting them. Not only do they save you time developing your own loads, they provide some seriously useful ballistic information for both the hunter and the long range shooter.
So you say that you've got your pet load worked up? Good deal. What happens when your favorite pill is unavailable due to, oh, let's say THE GUN PANIC OF 2013?! (Cue dramatic "Dah, duh dahhh!")
You scour the shelves and all you find is 85 gr Sierra HP Varminter. That happened to me and I found a great starting load for my H322 in the back of Volume 2.
LRRPF52, I look forward to an update which includes some of the newer projos from Hornady and Berger.
If your library does include one or both of these, I highly recommend getting them. Not only do they save you time developing your own loads, they provide some seriously useful ballistic information for both the hunter and the long range shooter.
So you say that you've got your pet load worked up? Good deal. What happens when your favorite pill is unavailable due to, oh, let's say THE GUN PANIC OF 2013?! (Cue dramatic "Dah, duh dahhh!")
You scour the shelves and all you find is 85 gr Sierra HP Varminter. That happened to me and I found a great starting load for my H322 in the back of Volume 2.
LRRPF52, I look forward to an update which includes some of the newer projos from Hornady and Berger.
If it's true that we are here to help others, then what exactly are the others here for?