Handloaders Manual

At a glance..

Handloaders Manual explains everything about old and new methods of Handloading. Here you will also find essentials about modern cartridge components and their assembly by the individual shooter. A straightforward guide with a lot of information on handloading.

The details..

Handloader's Manual is a treatise on modern cartridge components and their assembly into accurate ammunition written by Ear Naramore (Major in the Ordnance Department Reserve) with illustrations from Lt Colonel Julian S Hatchner. It covers topics such as primer types, powders available for reloading cartridges as well as bullet alloys used when casting them.

The manual also explains why handloading can provide shooters with greater accuracy than factory-made ammo at an affordable cost; however it does not require extensive knowledge about ballistics to do so correctly - just replacing fired primers with new ones along with loading proper powder charges are enough to make good rounds.

In addition to these basics of handloading there is information regarding mechanical powder measures that allow one to accurately measure out exact amounts of propellant quickly; scales or balances which help ensure precise measurements when weighing gunpowder; plus details about revolver ammunition loads versus those suitable for automatic arms.

Finally Handloaders' Manual includes advice around achieving extreme accuracy through careful attention paid during each step of the process including selecting appropriate bullet lubricants depending upon whether you want soft lead or hard jacketed projectiles.