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Old January 7, 2009, 12:16 AM   #26
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No....no....no.......the real question is "If I have a pound of feathers in my left hand and a pound of marbles in my right, which one weighs more?"
Duhhhh.......the pound of marbles....LOL....
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Old January 7, 2009, 03:18 PM   #27
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A good manual that describes the reloading process in detail is the Modern Reloading, Second Edition by Richard Lee. It also has a pretty good data section. It isn't very expensive and will answer most questions you have. Everyone who reloads should read some guide to reloading before they start loading. Good luck.
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