Found a good online load database

[Txhillbilly]

As most of us that have reloaded for decades know, reloading data manual's only give you a fraction of the powder's that can be used for each cartridge / bullet combination.
Quick Load is great, but expensive. I came across a website that offers almost information as Quick Load for a fraction of the price. You can choose from a $9.99 one month access, or $19.99 for a full year. Plus, You can print off any info that you want to keep, so you can get all the info you want cheaper than most manual's cost.

Caliber Database| xxl-reloading.com

Cartridge database: We have over 250 calibers in the database for which we offer load data. You can easily check if your desired cartridge is part of it. Also get details for the following key charactersitics: cartridge type, suitable bullet diameter ...

www.xxl-reloading.com

 

[xdmikey]

I just discovered Gordon's reloading tool last night; it's pretty slick.

 

[magholder]

Love this as i have a few new calibers im going to start reloading for and are not in my manual.

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[Mike_from_Texas]

Quickload is $150 and $25’ish for updates. There is no manual that will replace the versatility of Quickload. You can change so many parameters to get the most accurate data available.

Seeing as I have 10-12 manuals at $15-$30 each that are outdated, Quickload seems like a bargain.


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[TEXAS "All or nothing"]

Quickload is $150 and $25’ish for updates. There is no manual that will replace the versatility of Quickload. You can change so many parameters to get the most accurate data available.

Seeing as I have 10-12 manuals at $15-$30 each that are outdated, Quickload seems like a bargain.


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I too have and still own several manuals! I too have QL w/updates along with quick design. Gordon's is installed also! I check, recheck and check once more!

 

[Lonesome Dove]

My philosophy is find what works well and STOP!
I played the endless search for perfection for a while then I relized I already had it.

 

[TipBledsoe]

It appears that it only offers 1 load option (only one powder with only one bullet weight) for 32H&R. That's disappointing.

Those with quick load - how many load options does QL offer for 32H&R?

Also, the Necronos site says QL is only available on disk - it can't just be downloaded?

 

[TEXAS "All or nothing"]

It appears that it only offers 1 load option (only one powder with only one bullet weight) for 32H&R. That's disappointing.

Those with quick load - how many load options does QL offer for 32H&R?

Also, the Necronos site says QL is only available on disk - it can't just be downloaded?

If you don't have it on the pre 7/?/21 then yes you will need too purchase the disc. If 32H&R (magnum?) is a .310 then there are a possibility of several bullet options? I type this only because I'm not familiar with this cartridge, example bullet weight or coal limitations. I do have the newer/updated version.

 

[TEXAS "All or nothing"]

It appears that it only offers 1 load option (only one powder with only one bullet weight) for 32H&R. That's disappointing.

Those with quick load - how many load options does QL offer for 32H&R?

Also, the Necronos site says QL is only available on disk - it can't just be downloaded?

Hornady #11 list info, so maybe Hodgdon will? Western Powders list it on their site. I'm not sure about Alliant

 

[wickll]

Sorry for my ignorance, but is a 32 H&R the same a 32 H&R Magnum?

 

[TEXAS "All or nothing"]

Sorry for my ignorance, but is a 32 H&R the same a 32 H&R Magnum?

I've only seen 1 on ql listed as 32h&r being a magnum only. 1 in the same I guess?

 

[wickll]

There are quite a few combinations listed on stevespages.com .But they are for 32 H&R magnum. ?

 

[avvidclif]

Sorry for my ignorance, but is a 32 H&R the same a 32 H&R Magnum?

I don't think so.