Reloading

Links

• 22/250ai heavy
  reloading data for the 222/250ai with heavy vld and varmint bullets
• 7mm-08 Remington page
  pet handloads, accuracy tips – this page has it
• AccurateReloading.com
  Non-commercial reloading information page. there are a number of wildcats’ data there.
• Alabama Ammo, Inc
  Custom reloading shop. sells loaded ammunition, bullets, cases, and related to reloading materials. have sabots and loading data. serious software available for the reloader. technical services available. ranier, dillon, redding,  magnus and lee products available.
• BargainAmmunition.com
  J & S Wholesale offering a range of ammunition components and related products
• Bartlett Reloaders
  Supplier of gov’t surplus reloading components
• Brass N Bullets.com
  Sells reloading components in quantities of 100
• Buffalo Arms Co.
  Black powder cartridge reloading bullets, brass, accessories
• Cabela’s
  Offers hunting and reloading supplies
• Cartridge Reloading Data
  Nice selection of obsolete and antique cartridge data
• Citizen X: AK Information for US citizens
  Gray regulations including certain firearm knowledge and other exotic conversions are cataloged for future reference; including reloading.
• Danish site of reloading and arms
• Georgia Precision Shooters Supply
  Authorized molycoating service. source for powder, bullets, and other essentials
• Hawk International Inc
  super hawk wads, with reloading data available, for trap or skeet shooting, sporting clays, and 12 gauge shotgun shell reloading
• Huntington – Reloading Supplies
  Bullets, primers and accessories – with pricing
• Jansa Antique Arms Co
  Antique and modern arms and reloading gear
• Ladedaten Homepage
  Ladedaten Homepage (german reloading data page)
• Liberty Shooting Supplies
  Cast bullets for smokeless and black powder reloading, brass for obsolete and current calibers, antique style replica cartridge boxes, reloading equipment
• Loadyourown.com
  Dedicated to the art of handloading. database of load data and a great discussion forum
• Midsouth Shooters Supply
• National Reloading Manufacturers Association
  Site includes a list of members, an introduction to relading, and basic rules
• Precision Reloading
  Offers components and accessories for pistol, rifle, and shotgun reloading
• Reloading Page
  by M.D. Smith, IV – pistol & rifle loads in a variety of calibers, as well as basic information on reloading with a FAQ – a ver comprehensive and content rich site
• Reloading the 9×18 Makarov Cartridge
  Page on reloading this handgun cartridge that is becoming popular
• ReloadingForLess.com
  Discount Reloading Supplies and Equipment
• Rifleshooter.com
  A shooter hosted site dedicated to big game hunting, shooting and reloading
• Southern Ammo Co
  Offers ammo and reloading components
• The Ammo Dump
  australian firm selling brass cartridge cases, bullets and reloading equipment for obsolete and unusual ammunition, worldwide.
• The Reloading Bench
  Highest quality handloading/reloading tools and shooting accessories available.
• Varmint Hunters
  From the publishers of The Varmint Hunter Magazine, includes: reloading tips, ballistic charts, powder burn rate listing
• Western Bullet Co.
  Site features cast bullets and casting gear, reloading equipt., loading data, antique loading gear research (Montana)
• c.c.b.&r.
  supplier of reloading equipment, components, and ammunition
• dr reloader’s
  offers pet reloads, links, etc.
• midway usa
  offers a wide variety of reloading, and shooting accessories
• t & t reloading
  offers a variety of reloading supplies (powder, brass, bullets) located in pa
• the reload bench
  reloading resources, load data, pistol and rifle cartridge information, reloading bulletin board, online conversion calculators, reload guide, glossary, and info on over 60 different powders
• z hat custom rifles and reloading dies
  custom barrels, chamberings, and the “hawk” line of wildcats (both chambering and dies)

Where to get Ammo Reloading Components: Shotgun Cartridge Reloading, Reloading Components Bullets

Many gun enthusiasts and operators who go shooting frequently find that it is expensive to purchase factory-produced ammunition. One thing they can do to make their shooting hobby more affordable is to reload their ammo themselves. To reload ammunition, gunmen need to acquire certain skills and purchase specialized equipment and components, but the time and money that they invest will be worthwhile. Some of the components that are required are bullets, brass, powder, and primers. The following are some websites that provide reloading components for cartridges, bullets, and ammunition shells:

Cartridge Reloading

• Cabela’s: Great selection of cartridge reloading supplies from Cabela’s.
• Natchez Shooters Supplies: This site has all the components that are required for ammo reloading, including brass, bullets, dies, powder, primers, and others.
• Able’s Ammo: Able’s Ammo has one of the most comprehensive range of reloading supplies and tools on the Internet.
• The Gun Source: All cartridge reloading supplies and equipment can be found in this website.
• Reloading Supplies HQ: Reloading supplies for many different kinds of ammunition.
• Lucky Gunner: An online gun store that has a large selection of primers, casings, and bullets for reloading.
• Gamaliel Shooting Supply: Hand loaders can find quality brass, once fired hulls, bullets, primers, powder, wads, and shot in this website.

Reloading Components Bullets

• Brass and Bullets: A company that provides high quality brass and bullets for reloading.
• Arms and Ammo: Discount ammo provider that offers reloading bullets by major manufacturers.
• Reloads ‘n’ More: A supplier of precision hard-cast lead bullets for reloading cowboy gun ammo.
• J&M Supply: A website that has reloading bullets for handguns and rifles.
• R&R Arms: Reloading bullets from reliable manufacturers such as Winchester, Hornady, Nosler, and Sierra.
• Affordable Brass and Bullets: This is the place to go to get affordable bullets for reloading.
• Ammo Direct: Ammo Direct sells many different types of reloading bullets, including hard-cast lead bullets, full metal jacket bullets, and total copper jacket bullets.

Shotshell Reloading Components

• Midway USA: This gun store offers a complete line of shotshell reloading components.
• Widener’s: Widener’s specializes in providing reloading and shooting supplies.
• Precision Reloading: A one-stop resource for shotgun ammo reloading equipment and supplies.
• Mid-South Shooters: This company has a large supply of reloading components, including shotshell reloading supplies.
• Reloaders Auction: List of reloading supplies for shotguns.
• Dong’s Guns, Ammo, and Reloading: Buy quality shotshell reloading components from this store.

Which of the following is NOT one of the "Three Ws" that should be included in every hunting plan?

What firearm you are hunting with.
Who you are with.
When you are returning.
Where you are going.

   

What technique can be described as "slow, patient movement of the hunter into shooting position after game has been located"?

Stand Hunting
Stalking
Driving
Still Hunting

   

Which species is there federal hunting laws for?

Wood Duck
Ring-knecked pheasant
Snowshoe hare
White-tailed Deer

   

Which field carry provides the most firearm control?

Two-handed
Cradle
Trail
Sling

   

Which choice is NOT recommended when approaching downed wildlife?

Approach quietly from behind.
Poke animal gently with a stick.
Touch the eye gently, if there's no reaction, animal is usually dead.
Shoot it again before approaching to make sure it is dead.

   

What is the technique known as "driving"?

One hunter sitting in a blind waiting for game to come along.
One hunter moving slowly and patiently into shooting position after game has been located.
One or more pushers walk through an area trying to move game ahead of them into areas wehre blockers are waiting.
One hunter driving a vehicle and a second hunter in the back set shooting through the open window.

   

Scouting an area you want to hunt should include:

Walk around the area on opening day with your firearm or bow.
Walk around the area looking for animal movements and signs.
Look at maps and aerial photos of the area.
Answers B and C.

   

Which of the following is NOT a reason why you should develop a hunting plan for every hunt?

So friends and family know how to contact you in case of emergency.
So you can use your hunting plan to start a fire if you get lost.
So fellow hunters know where you are located.
So friends and family know where you can be found in case of a hunting accident.

   

Which of these items should be on every checklist included in your hunting plan?

Hunting license
Decoys
Arrows
Treestand

   

Which of these does NOT violate a hunting safety rule?

Carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle.
Keeping your finger on the trigger while stalking game.
Two hunters shooting at the same game.
Identifying what lies beyond an identified target.