reload website

[buggybuilder]

Maybe one of you shooter-reloaders can help.
In some of my internet travels, I had found a website that listed every manufacturers bullet/powder reload data for "Start Loads" and "Max Loads".
Anyone ever recall seeing this?

[Maztech89]

No but if such exists I'd like to see it for sure!

[omega1]

Check out Load Data web site.

[rjtfroggy]

how about something like this, http://stevespages.com/page8a.htm

[stangfish]

http://reloadersnest.com/

[jwrowland77]

Check out Load Data web site.

+1 here. Load data has a lot of loads, but you have to pay. I use the powder manufactures websites a lot, along with my 6 manuals.

[Volstandigkeit]

+1 here. Load data has a lot of loads, but you have to pay. I use the powder manufactures websites a lot, along with my 6 manuals.

Loaddata gigged me for a subscription that I can't ever get logged in to, nor can I get any response from them. I'll not be using it any longer.

[1983Weatherby]

+1 for reloadersnest

[devildogandboy]

is this the one?
http://data.hodgdon.com/main_menu.asp

[missed]

is this the one?
http://data.hodgdon.com/main_menu.asp

That is pretty much what I use the most. I'll have to check out reloaders nest.

[buggybuilder]

Yes, Hodgdon is the one I was looking for!
Thanks

[jwrowland77]

Loaddata gigged me for a subscription that I can't ever get logged in to, nor can I get any response from them. I'll not be using it any longer.

Sorry to hear about that. I used them for a year, no issues, and printed off all kinds of load data to put in my binder. After that, I didn't need them anymore. :D

[Volstandigkeit]

Sorry to hear about that. I used them for a year, no issues, and printed off all kinds of load data to put in my binder. After that, I didn't need them anymore. :D

It is what it is. I've since gone back to just using manufacturer websites and my Richard Lee manual.