I found a book on reloading yesterday at the gun show.
For me it will be a reference book of great proportions.
It is; "Complete Guide To Handloading" by Philip B. Sharpe Published by Funk & Wagnalls, Copyright 1937.
It has a tremendous amount of information about the differences between case types.
Thechnical information, balistics charts for factory ammo, reloading data for many different cartridges. Both smokeless and black powder data.
A list of all the factory ammo loaded in 1937 with black powder.
A comprehensive disertation on casting, with detailed information on resizing and lubing of bullets.
Plus much more information than I can even imagine.
I highly recomend this book for those that, like me are interested in the history of reloading, and reloading older cartriged that are not usually found now adays.
For me it will be a reference book of great proportions.
It is; "Complete Guide To Handloading" by Philip B. Sharpe Published by Funk & Wagnalls, Copyright 1937.
It has a tremendous amount of information about the differences between case types.
Thechnical information, balistics charts for factory ammo, reloading data for many different cartridges. Both smokeless and black powder data.
A list of all the factory ammo loaded in 1937 with black powder.
A comprehensive disertation on casting, with detailed information on resizing and lubing of bullets.
Plus much more information than I can even imagine.
I highly recomend this book for those that, like me are interested in the history of reloading, and reloading older cartriged that are not usually found now adays.
