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Reloading book for milsurps
I am looking for a new reloading book . Which one do you think has the best info for old milsurps ?
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10-30-2020 12:32 PM
# ADS
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I use the Hornady Handbook for my M1 and M1A.
Lyman for Enfield, 03A3.
Last edited by 25-5; 10-30-2020 at 05:30 PM.
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Cartridges of the world is the best book for milsurp calibers, filled with completely obsolete calibers (such as 6.5x58 for a example). Older editions are apparently better though for details on the obsolete calibers, the newer editions apparently remove some of the older ones to add some of the more modern calibers.
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I have several but yes, Cartridges of the world has specific loads pertaining to the guns you ask about...
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Thanks will I check Cartridges of the world out .
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You don't need a special manual for milsurps. Even M1 Rifles. However, as I recall, the Hornady manual has an M1 Rifle specific chapter.
Cartridges of the World has a boat load of good info on making/converting cartridges too.
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I use a site of professional shooters here in Italy, and never went wrong with them.
But it really is only in Italian, and quite European based concerning powders, although also the American ones are well represented.
34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini
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