Reloading Classes

[Rick Ratzlaff]

We have a group that wants to be taught how to reload. Does anyone have a Reloading Course already assembled on paper and outlined the process that wouldn't mind sharing the material with me? I have been reloading for 60 years and am willing to incorporate a team of 2 or 3 to help lead some classes. So written material would be really helpful. We would set up probably 3 press layouts to facilitate that. Pictures, PowerPoint etc would be very helpful.

 

[dusterdave173]

Montgomery Community College near Troy, NC has gunsmith school and one class offered is reloading--ya never know? Maybe give them a call but ask for gun school head--the normal phone person might not have a clue who to answer such a question --seems like the leader of that area might be glad to help you

 

[Rick Ratzlaff]

Thank you!! That is awesome. I will connect with them!

 

[mikecr]

You could nearly write a process from right out of this book:

Amazon.com

A reading primer at least

 

[Kracken McGraw]

Ramshot load data download has a real good reloading introduction on the first few pages.https://ramshot.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/WesternPowdersHandloadingGuide8.0_WEB.pdf
Ramshot has pamphlets with this same info, you might contact them or Powder Valley.

 

[hoz53]

We have a group that wants to be taught how to reload. Does anyone have a Reloading Course already assembled on paper and outlined the process that wouldn't mind sharing the material with me? I have been reloading for 60 years and am willing to incorporate a team of 2 or 3 to help lead some classes. So written material would be really helpful. We would set up probably 3 press layouts to facilitate that. Pictures, PowerPoint etc would be very helpful.

of coarse you know alot of info is out there in the loading manuals and other books. there are loading DVDs out there to. seems like tubb did one some time ago.

 

[Ernest T]

Montgomery Community College near Troy, NC has gunsmith school and one class offered is reloading--ya never know? Maybe give them a call but ask for gun school head--the normal phone person might not have a clue who to answer such a question --seems like the leader of that area might be glad to help you

Most courses have their syllabi on line now. You might look to see if you can find it.

On edit: I looked at their programs and didn't see a reloading course.