XXL-Reloading site for Load Data? $20/year cost

[Infrequent Shooter]

I would rather spend the money on a subscription to this website and ask about loading data here.

It always amazes me what kind of tips, tricks, and experience that is here which will help you make your caliber of choice shoot well.

This, prior post, and buy a manual. Nosler manual will list most accurate load, compressed etc. Only for Nosler bullets, but can be used for guides for like bullets.

 

[exarcher]

Can anyone shed some light on their experiences with this site?
www. xxl-reloading.com

The subscription to unlock the charge weights is $20... I just don't want too be ripped off today... Is the site legit? Any help is appreciated.. Thanks...

i know this is an old thread, but the xxl site is just plain "great"! The data presented is much more detailed than any of the dozen or so manuals i have. They list data for more bullets and powder than i ever thought possible.. choose your round and bullet & you will get load data for more powders than any book i have. you can even get loads calculated using your exact case dimensions/capacity with the personalized load calculator.. Also the percent case fill and burning percent of the given loads makes accurate ammo easy to produce. It is certainly worth the yearly subscription cost. I've been reloading since the 70's & this site offers the most comprehensive and useful "reloading" information i am aware of or used..

 

[SSL]

Add this to your list. Shooter's Reference Cartridges

 

[DeerHunter82]

I subscribe to loaddata.com. It's got some good info on it for comparing stuff. But I always use a manual as my go to. Lyman mostly I suppose.

 

[bozo699]

Your points are well taken... I'll review the value of a subscription to this site... I do have a manual but proprietary manuals from bullet or powder manufacturers, are often limited... Buying every available manual is prohibitive...

The more I review the aforementioned load data site, the more I see it too is limited.. Thanks...

Why is it prohibitive?…. I have just about every major manual ever printed, every time a new one comes out I buy it there not very expensive and I work by the hour like many do. Of course I only have one volume of Berger’s oh yeah they haven’t came out with volume 2
Wayne

Edit:
OMG!……. I just replied to a year old thread!…. It must be time to go to bed!.

 

[karrarararararar]

Why is it prohibitive?…. I have just about every major manual ever printed, every time a new one comes out I buy it there not very expensive and I work by the hour like many do. Of course I only have one volume of Berger’s oh yeah they haven’t came out with volume 2
Wayne

Edit:
OMG!……. I just replied to a year old thread!…. It must be time to go to bed!.

Don't worry, you didn't resurrect it.

 

[HighOre]

This, prior post, and buy a manual. Nosler manual will list most accurate load, compressed etc. Only for Nosler bullets, but can be used for guides for like bullets.

I have been reloading since 1965.
My first high power rifle was bought at the PX
at Camp Lejeune, NC that July. It was a Rem 700 Varmint
6mm Remington.
With the new 115 grainers I just had to, you___know what!
I've added another smithed in, heavy 28" 7 twist with a
Surgeon action. I found XXL to have a beautiful starting
gate for data on those 6mm needles. Along with page 477
in the Berger. And Now the 117 gr Dtac was received.