All about the cartridge reloading hobby — from beginner with nothing to the advanced handloader, we cover all the topics.
Standard disclaimer, folks: you'll probably hear, from episode to episode, recipes for what we do. Remember — we're telling you what we do; we're not telling you what you should do. What you should do is stick with published loads. We disavow any responsibility for damages done, because you might not be following the same safe and careful reloading practices we talk about on the show. It could be that you have a tighter chamber, a looser rifling — you might not get the velocity we do, or you might get more. If you're going to reload, understand: you're responsible for what you do. We are not.
Printable range/load-testing sheet — cartridge, load, and condition data plus group size and pressure-sign tracking.
Download PDFSet a minimum charge, a maximum charge, and either the number of steps or the increment you want — it builds an evenly spaced ladder for load development. Change any number and the whole table recalculates live, right here in the browser.
Plug in your own minimum, maximum, and step count below — the numbers shown are just a placeholder, not a suggested load.
Set steps and the increment adjusts to fit — or set an increment and the step count adjusts instead. Whichever you type into last drives the other.
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