The reloading manual for my SW was very informative. On the surface, it seemed to be over-priced, but, upon reading all the info within, it has many more points of interest and a great deal of info that I've not seen in other publications. I'm very happy with this purchase and I would recommend this product to other reloaders, for the same Reviews: · References: Accurate Arms Co. Reloading booklet – – Alliant Powder Co. Reloaders’ Guide () – – Hodgdon’s Basic Reloaders Manual () – – Speer Reloading Manual, #12 – – Winchester Reloading Components Manual, 14th edition – – Lyman Piston Revolver Reloading Handbook, 2nd edition. · First steps were to open the Hornady load data manual, and the Speer reloading manual to check what would be suggested for 40 SW at various bullet weights. I confirmed that I’d be using regular small pistol primers, and decided to use Winchester Small Pistol since they seem to work great with a variety of loads.
40 Smith Wesson / SW (Handgun) (Speer Reloading Manual #14) reloading data with 84 loads. Using bullets from Speer TMJ FN or GDHP, Speer GDHP SB, TMJ FN or GDHP. RELOADING SAFETY Reloading ammunition is an enjoyable hobby, and can be conducted safely if certain rules are followed: 1. Exercise care and common sense at all times. 2. Don't become distracted when you are handloading. 3. Never load in haste. A careless mistake can be serious. 4. Use equipment as manufacturer recommends. Never take shortcuts. 5. Whether you use a reloading manual or a digital reloading data tool, making sure you have accurate reloading data is essential for producing the best possible rounds. Any of these reloading data tools will serve you well. Which is best for you depends on your personal powder and reloading data tool preferences.
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