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The reloading process for rifle ammo is a bit different than for pistol. My first suggestion would be to make your way to your favorite gun shop and pick up a copy of"Lyman 48th Edition Reloading Handbook"The book will take you through the process step by step and has the reloading data for the ammo you are looking to reload.Once you read through the process come back here and post specific questions.I only reload handgun ammo right now, mainly because I shoot FAR more pistol than rifle, and I don't do any competition shooting with rifle that would dictate specific precision loaded cartridges.Hope this helpsAdam
The reloading process for rifle ammo is a bit different than for pistol. My first suggestion would be to make your way to your favorite gun shop and pick up a copy of
"Lyman 48th Edition Reloading Handbook"
The book will take you through the process step by step and has the reloading data for the ammo you are looking to reload.
Once you read through the process come back here and post specific questions.
I only reload handgun ammo right now, mainly because I shoot FAR more pistol than rifle, and I don't do any competition shooting with rifle that would dictate specific precision loaded cartridges.
Hope this helps
Adam