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  1. 05-11-2012, 08:34 PM #31
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    Toby I can recommend the Nick Harvey reloading manual. I don't know what edition he's up to now but he's good. I'd have let you have it but I've already loaned my copy out to a young guy just getting started, along with my Lee turret press etc which I used for years for 30 Carbine, 223, 308, 35Rem, 300WM and 45ACP never had an issue. I use Dillon gear now but only because it's faster.

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  3. 05-11-2012, 08:36 PM #32
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    My mate is going to get us a .300WinMag soon + my .223 Later next year so looks like im going to have loading now . Youtube vids make it look bloody fun
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    ok sweet, probably wont get it for a while as the ammo will last my a while and I have a Howa .233 to buy first
    IF YOUR NOT IN A RUSH NEXT TIME YOUR IN TAURANGA GO SEE STACEY OR MARCUS AT HAMILLS THEY HAVE A FULL RELOADING SET UP TO USE FOR FREE YOU JUST HAVE TO BUY COMPONENTS FROM THEM.
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    Thats a pretty cool idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ishoot10s View Post
    Toby I can recommend the Nick Harvey reloading manual. I don't know what edition he's up to now but he's good. I'd have let you have it but I've already loaned my copy out to a young guy just getting started, along with my Lee turret press etc which I used for years for 30 Carbine, 223, 308, 35Rem, 300WM and 45ACP never had an issue. I use Dillon gear now but only because it's faster.
    Current edition is 9th.
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