Reloaders near Newnan GA?

[MisterGrubbs]

Looking to find someone that doesn't mind walking me through the paces of reloading...maybe even allow me to watch a few rounds be created.

Anyone?

I'll buy some primers or something to compensate...

Ryan

 

[TeknoGun]

Would this be of any help to you?

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/387795-Fundamentals-of-Reloading-Workshop-4-20-13-Marietta

 

[MisterGrubbs]

Would this be of any help to you?

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/387795-Fundamentals-of-Reloading-Workshop-4-20-13-Marietta

Nope. Got a wedding to attend!

 

[1006]

You tube has a ton of good videos.

Search "ultimate reloader"

 

[MisterGrubbs]

Figured it was a long shot...thanks!

 

[strokin99]

Pm sent

 

[1006]

I am happy to help out, but you can learn more on YouTube than we would have time to cover. I generally load rifle bullets over a period of several days, doing one phase at a time.

1 Clean Brass
2 Resize and Trim, then Re-clean
3 prep primer pockets and Prime
4 install powder and set bullet
5 crimp bullet if needed

Pistol bullets are done at a faster pace. Usually one day to clean the brass, and then another to load it up on the progressive press. I don't trim or clean primer pockets for pistols. Since lube is not required for resizing, I don't clean the brass a second time.

 

[JWP6114]

Also see... http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/showthread.php?t=407774

I am an instructor and just happen to live in Newnan.

 

[vernon.45]

I'm not far from you at all, if your still looking i wouldent mind at all it helping you out. I'm always happy to help out anyone who's interested in reloading. I know not everyone is as lucky as i am, my brother has been reloading for 20 years and he has helped me a lot, still pick his brain from time to time. message me if your still interested bud.