Help to find where it is possible to read about process reloading
 

Interests process of selection ofbrass andbullets.
Qualitative preparation of brass.
Admissions and palpation at installation of bullets.
The order of preparation of a neck of a brass.
Characteristics influencing accuracy of shooting.
Please give the reference in internet.
To me has carried to win the All-Russia tournament onvarminting.The last year. I managed to achieve stably 0.3 MOA, using a usual manual on reloading. This year it is not so enough.
It is a photo from the last tournament. I am from the left side the first.

RE: Help to find where it is possible to read about process reloading
 

Some people like this book. I don't have it myself.

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=665601

RE: Help to find where it is possible to read about process reloading
 

There is a lot of good information here:

www.6mmbr.com

RE: Help to find where it is possible to read about process reloading
 

modern reloading second edition by Richard Lee, has some good advice. Although you may be shooting at a higher level than this book can improve upon, It's still a lot of information for a little money. Available from www.midwayusa.com Around $11.00 us.

RE: Help to find where it is possible to read about process reloading
 

Thank.
I shall take advantage of your helps.

RE: Help to find where it is possible to read about process reloading
 

hey! do I do this??? cause if I do I wanna know about it, it sounds soooooo dirty :D

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Nice looking group of competitors there! Looks like you all have some excellent equipment!!:D

RE: Help to find where it is possible to read about process reloading
 

I think we know more than we're giving ourselves credit for.

We each have our own little variation on the basic principles of decap, resize, prepare, prime, charge, load & seat...

Look at the threads we've posted over the last year, or even six months... some of us prefer nickel plated brass, some of us don't.

We use specific powders for specific calibers and loads. Why?

What was that one I got my chops busted over... oh yeah.. the one molecule thick moly coating stuff... I still don't see the sense in expending the effort for that, but someone swore up and down it decreased friction and extended barrel life..

what is it we do, and why do we do it?

Full-length resizing vs neck sizing

inside vs outside neck turning

trimming, deburring and uniforming primer pockets and flash holes...

selection of brass (brand)

primers

good grief... should we write our own book?