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jwrowland77 · January 28, 2013, 03:19 PM

I'd say they are all safe to learn on. I started a year ago with 9mm and .223. Used Titegroup in my 9mm and H4895 in my .223. As long as you follow the recipes and work the load up from min to max and look for signs of over pressure then you should have no problem.

One thing that was preached over an over to me by my dad ( AF 20+ years) and the military when I was in, was attention to detail, attention to detail and attention to detail. As long as you pay attention to detail, you'll be safe as anyone when loading any caliber.

January 28, 2013, 03:19 PM	#12
jwrowland77 Senior Member Join Date: March 23, 2012 Location: Conway, Arkansas Posts: 1,398	I'd say they are all safe to learn on. I started a year ago with 9mm and .223. Used Titegroup in my 9mm and H4895 in my .223. As long as you follow the recipes and work the load up from min to max and look for signs of over pressure then you should have no problem. One thing that was preached over an over to me by my dad ( AF 20+ years) and the military when I was in, was attention to detail, attention to detail and attention to detail. As long as you pay attention to detail, you'll be safe as anyone when loading any caliber.