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Reloading Resources

There are plenty of free resources on the internet for handloaders. Below is a list of some of our favorites:

1. Raven Rocks Precision Discussion Forum – Maybe we’re a little biased, but this is a great place to check for load data for some of the unique bullets we sell:
2. Hodgdon Reloading Data Center – Almost all reloaders use or have used a powder offered by Hodgdon. Their reloading data center has free data for a variety of different loads to include the Inceptor ARX bullets we sell.
3. Inceptor Ammo Load Data – This is another great place to get free load data for Inceptor bullets.
4. Norma Ammunition(Swedish website) – The Norma Sweden website (can be displayed in English) has load data for many norma bullets and as well as a powder burn chart comparing Norma powders to other powders more commonly found in the United States.
5. Speer Handgun Data – The Speer website is where we typically point customers who are looking for load data for 357 Magnum with small pistol primers.
6. Lehigh Defense Data – The Lehigh website has a lot of data for copper bullets, some of which we carry.
7. Reloading on Reddit – This sub is a good place to ask questions, post pictures, and it also has a link to a reloading discord channel where reloaders can discuss everything from load techniques to great deals on components.
8. Johnny’s Reloading Bench – This YouTube channel is, in our opinion, one of the best out there for learning about loading a wide variety of cartridges. Some of the earlier instructional videos have been scrubbed by YouTube. If you can find them elsewhere, they serve as a great digital mentor for novice reloaders.
9. Elvis Ammo – This YouTube channel has some great powder coating tips for those who cast their own bullets.
10. AfricaHunting.com – This website has a plethora of knowledge regarding big game rifles and hunting around the world. There is a specific section of the website dedicated to handloading ammunition.

The list of internet resources for handloaders continues to grow, but we are also advocates for having physical reloading manuals available. Most importantly, we encourage you to search for multiple data sources, use common sense, and when in doubt, ask someone else for help. Good luck on your load development journey.