Your favorite hand gun reloading magazine is ?

[picker]

I need to get me a few hand gun reloading magazines coming my way which ones you like ?
Best. Joe

 

[Younggun]

Reloading magazines?


I'm not sure I know of any.

 

[picker]

There may not be any strictly handgun magazines, i find plenty for rifle reloading, in the end I guess they are all good just some have territory I wont ever travel try to keep that to a minimum.
Best/joe

 

[picker]

https://www.riflemagazine.com/magazine/index.cfm?magid=80

 

[Vaquero]

New Products

I pick one of these up every couple of years.
Keeps up with newer powders and projectiles pretty well.

 

[picker]

New Products

I pick one of these up every couple of years.
Keeps up with newer powders and projectiles pretty well.

that's GOOD! I gotta git one...............best/joe

PS...........Free Magazine « Accurate Powders

 

[benenglish]

If you want to subscribe to something that's usually a pretty good read, Handloader Magazine is decent: Handloader Magazine: Amazon.com: Magazines

The annual Hodgdon manual in magazine format is a must-buy. Thanks, Vaquero.

As for that link to the Accurate Powders data, all the powder manufacturers used to offer a free manual on paper. They seem to have almost all moved exclusively online at this point.

Alliant - Alliant Powder - Reloader's Guide
Hodgdon, IMR, and Winchester - Hodgdon Reloading | Home
ADI - ADI Powders Handloaders' Guide

That pretty much covers powder manufacturer information sources from the majors who have migrated from paper to online.

There are others reliable sources online. Bullet manufacturers often publish data. For example, from Nosler - Load Data ? Nosler

Some publish wonderful articles that really explain the basics. For example, from Hornady - External Ballistics - Hornady Manufacturing, Inc

If you're willing to accept "manuals" that have been compiled online, there are many, mostly in forum format. This is one of the better known that tries to be more of a manual than a forum: https://www.loaddata.com/home/index.cfm

(ETA: This is usually worth a look: http://www.reloadammo.com/ )

Beyond that, you have to start asking yourself how much you trust your sources. Frankly, there's more than enough data online to get you started with handguns. When you get into rifles, there are a few books I'd recommend...but now I'm straying well beyond the original question.

Enjoy yourself. Learning all this stuff is half the fun.

 

[picker]

If you want to subscribe to something that's usually a pretty good read, Handloader Magazine is decent: Handloader Magazine: Amazon.com: Magazines

The annual Hodgdon manual in magazine format is a must-buy. Thanks, Vaquero.

As for that link to the Accurate Powders data, all the powder manufacturers used to offer a free manual on paper. They seem to have almost all moved exclusively online at this point.

Alliant - Alliant Powder - Reloader's Guide
Hodgdon, IMR, and Winchester - Hodgdon Reloading | Home
ADI - ADI Powders Handloaders' Guide

That pretty much covers powder manufacturer information sources from the majors who have migrated from paper to online.

There are others reliable sources online. Bullet manufacturers often publish data. For example, from Nosler - Load Data ? Nosler

Some publish wonderful articles that really explain the basics. For example, from Hornady - External Ballistics - Hornady Manufacturing, Inc

If you're willing to accept "manuals" that have been compiled online, there are many, mostly in forum format. This is one of the better known that tries to be more of a manual than a forum: https://www.loaddata.com/home/index.cfm

(ETA: This is usually worth a look: Reloading Pages of M.D. Smith )

Beyond that, you have to start asking yourself how much you trust your sources. Frankly, there's more than enough data online to get you started with handguns. When you get into rifles, there are a few books I'd recommend...but now I'm straying well beyond the original question.

Enjoy yourself. Learning all this stuff is half the fun.

Thanks men, plenty information here.
Best/joe

 

[LOCKHART]

Handloader is an excellent reloading magazine. I have been reading it since it came out. The new
owners have changed the format a little, but it's still excellent reading. Cabellas used to carry it on
their racks, but I've been unable to buy it there for some time,now. Believe it or not, I now purchase
it from Barnes & Noble!