Learned something today

[KnotRight]

A couple weeks ago I bought some Hornady 62 grn 223 FMJ bullets. Looked in the Hornady manual and it did not list any 62 grn bullets. Called Hornady and they said that they just started selling them in bulk and if I go to Hornady.com and scroll to the bottom they have reloading data that is not in their manual. Never knew that they had that on their website.

 

[ncav8tor]

Yep, they sure do!


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[Average Joe]

Thanks for sharing. Sometimes what we take for granted others might not know as for this case

 

[ncav8tor]

The other thing is that the manufacturers also publish corrections to data that has been previously published in their reloading manuals.

 

[Toprudder]

I wish some of the other bullet manufacturers would put reloading data online like Speer and Nosler have done.

 

[dman24]

You can also get data on powder manufacturers website.

 

[degenerateJEFF]

You can also get data on powder manufacturers website.

Absolutely the most reliable way to get minimum and maximum load data, but I've found if you have a slightly uncommon grain bullet (460 gr. 500S&W) you might be out of luck.

 

[Charlie]

I suppose the bullet makers want to sell manuals that have data that are specific for their bullets.