Handloading for Competition book review

Reading this book was hard. Not because it was tuff stuff. It was just hard to read all the spelling. Its a good an complete hand loading book though. I did learn a lot of about brass preparation and powder. Metering too was something I think he explained well.

[@kennethgarrison521]

This book is full of pearls, and like pearls in oysters you have to dive in and work hard to get to them. And it's worth it!

[@Raftjumper07]

You make me laugh- only because you're right! This is a great book that will stretch your understanding of hand loading. So much of my copy is highlighted making it easy for review, even years later. I focused on this book while deployed to AFGH and it was worth meditating on for understanding. But the misspelling and grammar errors were---- distracting. I took it that he was speaking native to a certain demographic that can shoot pretty good on average, now that I am living among them. :0!!!

[@GrimstodDesh]

Thanks. Yes I did a lot of underlining. It have been going back to it a lot.

[@thetexasr.a.t.2059]

@@GrimstodDesh Did you just miss spell "I" as "It" at the beginning of your second sentence?
On another note, is that whole book shelf filled with Handloading books? I have 60+ books right now and plan on getting more as time goes by. Wondering if you could do a video on the collection as a whole, as opposed to just doing one book at a time?