I like to start a list to see how much interest there would be for a Reloading class here in Northern Illinois. So if your interest in one please reply back with a yes to this thread and maybe RDA can put one together if there enough interest.
Thanks
I took the reloading class at RDA. It didn't touch on shotgun shell reloading, but I learned enough to reload what I am interested in. It was a great class. It was worth every penny. And now most of the components (read powder) can be found. I strive for every round being super consistent. I am not sure if it has helped my accuracy much, but I sure have saved a lot of money on .308 ammo...
(02-18-2015, 05:13 PM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: [ -> ]I took the reloading class at RDA. It didn't touch on shotgun shell reloading, but I learned enough to reload what I am interested in. It was a great class. It was worth every penny. And now most of the components (read powder) can be found. I strive for every round being super consistent. I am not sure if it has helped my accuracy much, but I sure have saved a lot of money on .308 ammo...
Who was the trainer
Lynn, who moderates the forum here. He has the patience of a Saint, and knows more about the subject than anyone I have met. A wealth of knowledge, insights and tips.
(02-19-2015, 06:58 AM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: [ -> ]Lynn, who moderates the forum here. He has the patience of a Saint, and knows more about the subject than anyone I have met. A wealth of knowledge, insights and tips.
Amazing information within the class, Lynn was great teaching that class.
There is a guy in Grayslake offering the class now out of his basement if you can't wait or are not willing to go where Lynn offers it.
Personally, I would go through Lynn if I were taking the class again.
Yes I'm going to wait till Lynn offers it. I place an order with Lynn for a Dillon XL 650 just waiting for it to come in.
Thanks