Services Offered
We offer the Reloading Basics videos and files for each of the stages of reloading from buying and setting up the equipment to firing and load development, and of course everything in between.
| Title | Description | Order Link |
|---|---|---|
| Reloading Basics : Equipment | Starting Equipment and How to Setup | Available in DVD or download video files and PDF |
| Reloading Basics : Case Prep and Primers | How to Prepare Cases and Primer Instructions | Available in DVD or download video files and PDF |
| Reloading Basics: Powders and Projectiles | How to Load with Powders and Projectiles | Available in DVD or download video files and PDF |
| Reloading Basics: Load Testing and Data Sheets | Everything About Testing Load Data | Available in DVD or download video files and PDF |
These guides will show you everything you need to know about reloading basics including:
- Where to buy equipment and which?
- Which powder do I use?
- How much powder should I use?
- Which bullet weight should I use?
- How far do i set the bullet in the case?
- Is there a difference in primers?
- What is good case?
- What is load data?
- How do maintain all the equipment?
We will answer all your questions.
Starting out with the first book, we teach you exactly what you need and why when it comes to various equipment. Why some equipment is needed for pistol and other is needed for rifle. We will explain why the cases are so important to the process and every different section of the case needs to be inspected and understood. Primers come in all sizes and purposes, so we will explain what is the known reasons for using each. Why do cases and primers go together will be explained as well. Next, you will see how the vast amounts of gunpowder are used for different loads and purposes. Which projectile is my desired weight, shape, and size? We'll tell ya. Load the powder and seat the bullet but do we need to crimp on all types of rounds? Yup, it's in there. Once we have the process down we need to load some up and use various COAL or Cartridge Over All Length and differnt grain ammounts of powder, because it's time to shoot and test.