handloads.com

[loadnplenty]

Before when I have checked this site it has always required me to be a paying member. Tonight for whatever reason it is letting me check what I want for free. So either it is a free site now o whatever I am a printing loads

 

[Outsydlooknin]

I have a small netbook I just take that in the reloading room, dont need to print anything that way.

 

[joestef214]

I usually use hogdon.com they are free to look up and print. I use alot of IMR powder. I do like to bounce that data off of my manual and see what differences I get.

 

[inkdaddy]

It's been a free site for a while now.............whatcha loadin??

 

[Clarke123]

I use it all of the time ... never asked to pay anything.

When working up load, it's a good idea to find what others
have spent time and money discovering that works well for them.

Unfortunately, and maybe it's just me, but It seems that there are a lot
of reloaders with favorite loads that don't feel comfortable in sharing them.

Many spend huge amounts of time attempting to duplicate factory loads.
That makes good sense when trying to match "Match" type loads that
"typically" works well in almost any weapon produced in a given caliber.

Makes sense that a gun manufacturer would use such loads as a "standard" for
evaluating the performance of their workmanship.

 

[Clarke123]

Here's a guy that pretty much agrees with thidea of optimum loads across all makes for a givne caliber.
Good place to start ,,,

http://optimalchargeweight.embarqspace.com/