Reloading Class?

[97s14]

Does anyone know of any reloading class in the Gwinnett / Cumming area?

 

[snatch3838]

I don't know of any classes but it's fairly easy to get started if you read the direction, triple check your
Powder, start on low load then work your way uP to the max. Any questions just post them somebody will have an answer

 

[RET E-7]

Books, books and more books!!
Read them and apply what you have read.
It is not all that hard.
If you have questions, post them. You will find the help needed.

Tom

 

[RamRoddoc]

Chuckdog usually picks this up but he always mentions that the NRA firearms training classes often have a reloading course. Snatch3838 is correct you will find a bunch of help here on this forum. Have you purchased any reference material/books? If not you may want to start with this:

http://www.amazon.com/Metallic-Cartridge-Reloading-M-McPherson/dp/0873491807

 

[Chuckdog]

Chuckdog usually picks this up but he always mentions that the NRA firearms training classes often have a reloading course. Snatch3838 is correct you will find a bunch of help here on this forum. Have you purchased any reference material/books? If not you may want to start with this:

http://www.amazon.com/Metallic-Cartridge-Reloading-M-McPherson/dp/0873491807

Work's been interfering with my fun lately!

I remember seeing some classes listed, just not when or where?

Might check the NRA site?

 

[SpeedyR]

i saw some classes listed on craigslist...

and if you run into problems, you are close enough to ATL that I'm sure someone would be willing to lend a hand or let you watch them for a bit. helps to know what kind of press you have though when you are looking for someone to watch or need a hand.

 

[97s14]

Thanks guys for the info! I have not ordered my equipment yet but I have ordered a Lyman Reloading Handbook , 49th edition. I will purchase my press and equipment this week and am very excited about making my ammo.