Thread: Help me learn and understand if you will

I wasn't going to reload either, I didn't want the hassle.
I once thought I could get someone to develop me a load then I could get someone else to load it for me as needed. or the kind guys at my local hammils saying buy your powder etc from us and you can use our gear to load your rounds in our store with our guidance if needed.(store hours)

but it made more sense to do it myself, its not as hard as it sounds once your up and going.
it will make you a better shot, all those test loads need to be shot as straight as you can, so more practice.

whatever you choose, I know a couple of guys that got some loads made for them. but there rifles were not given to the guy when the loads were made.
to me this is not good, how did he know where the lands were, or that the powder charge was safe or even accurate well I suppose he just did a factory seating and an average powder weight. basicly a guess. not a development.