Reloading manuals

[CJ6]

Does anyone know if Berger or Hornady are planning on NEW manuals this year?

 

[Hoot]

I bought a year's subscription to Hornady's computer app based book on the promise that I'd also receive a printed copy of their new one "when it came out late last year". Still waiting...

Hoot

 

[std7mag]

I was gonna say that i thought i bought the Hornady X last year.
It would be too soon to expect another.

Hodgdon & Alliant are yearly.

 

[oldroper]

Does anyone know if Berger or Hornady are planning on NEW manuals this year?

Hornady manual X is dated 2016. Hard to say on Berger.

https://www.hornady.com/reloading/handbook

 

[CJ6]

Hornady manual X is dated 2016. Hard to say on Berger.

https://www.hornady.com/reloading/handbook

I have Hornady's #10 and Berger's 1 st edition (signed). I bought them both when they came out. I'm just wondering if either or both had a NEW manual coming out this year or when they might be. The online stuff is fine but I like the book versions better. There's been a lot of new bullets and cartridges brought out from the time these were printed.

 

[Bill K]

Hornady's Data site is kept up to date, pretty well and is free on your PC.
As for if they will put out new one's this year, along with Berger, email/call them and ask, then you have the info straight from the horse's mouth...

 

[0.1 Aggregate]

I have Hornady's #10 and Berger's 1 st edition (signed). I bought them both when they came out. I'm just wondering if either or both had a NEW manual coming out this year or when they might be. The online stuff is fine but I like the book versions better. There's been a lot of new bullets and cartridges brought out from the time these were printed.

While we may “like” the printed versions, those cost the makers a lot of money better spent elsewhere. On-line data is far easier and cheaper to produce and maintain, and will always be more up-to-date. This is the 21st Century afterall.....



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[CJ6]

While we may “like” the printed versions, those cost the makers a lot of money better spent elsewhere. On-line data is far easier and cheaper to produce and maintain, and will always be more up-to-date. This is the 21st Century afterall.....



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I pay for the Books and I'm good with that. I pay the price for High end rifles too. I PREFER BOOKS. I like reading books. what's WRONG with that ?

 

[K22]

Book are nice to have to pass the time while sitting on the toilet.

 

[CJ6]

Book are nice to have to pass the time while sitting on the toilet.

And sitting back in the Lazy Boy enjoying some TED NUGENT while reading and enjoying a nice VSOP.

 

[K22]

And sitting back in the Lazy Boy enjoying some TED NUGENT while reading and enjoying a nice VSOP.

Amen

 

[LHSmith]

Hornady's Data site is kept up to date, pretty well and is free on your PC.
As for if they will put out new one's this year, along with Berger, email/call them and ask, then you have the info straight from the horse's mouth...

Went to Hornady site, and I am not seeing where it is free. Says the app is free to download and you pay for info you want. Maybe I went to wrong page.
I still prefer the hardcopy manuals.

 

[cuznguido]

I pay for the Books and I'm good with that. I pay the price for High end rifles too. I PREFER BOOKS. I like reading books. what's WRONG with that ?

Amen.

 

[Ranger007]

Book are nice to have to pass the time while sitting on the toilet.

I spend allot of time each day on the crapper so come on Berger!

 

[Bill K]

Went to Hornady site, and I am not seeing where it is free. Says the app is free to download and you pay for info you want. Maybe I went to wrong page.
I still prefer the hardcopy manuals.

I also like and have books, but that Data site has never cost me a cent, just put it in your favorites and pull up the cartridge and load info you want. Now if they have a app and you download that, then I guess you have to pay, but I don't download app's, nor do I have and use a smart phone either.