Reloading Class Available?

[jbonnette]

I'm very interested in learning to reload. I've been looking into several of the progressive machines as well as some of the reloading books. In my research, I found that the NRA offers a program called "the NRA Basic Metallic Cartridge Reloading Course".

http://www.nrahq.org/education/Training/basictraining.asp#mcr

I would love to take a class like this to get started but can't find anything around here. Does anyone know of such a class? Would anyone be willing to organize something like this?

-Joel

 

[Louisiana Shooter]

I'm very interested in learning to reload. I've been looking into several of the progressive machines as well as some of the reloading books. In my research, I found that the NRA offers a program called "the NRA Basic Metallic Cartridge Reloading Course".

http://www.nrahq.org/education/Training/basictraining.asp#mcr

I would love to take a class like this to get started but can't find anything around here. Does anyone know of such a class? Would anyone be willing to organize something like this?

-Joel

Where are you located?

 

[Quickdraw22]

Mr. Courtney - You think I could meet up with you and learn the ropes??

I've got a 550 on hold from a guy until I find some funding.... but I think that seeing/trying it before I jump in head first would be a good idea.

PM me.

DAVE

 

[jbonnette]

Where are you located?

Denham Springs, LA

 

[parallel]

This has peaked my interest. I too would be interested in taking this course.

 

[Quas]

its easy as baking chicken. no class needed, check google vids.

 

[beauxdog]

Check the "Brian Enos Forum" section on reloading. Dillon, also has videos (DVD's) on reloading using their machines. Along with googel vids. you really should not have a problem. you can also check with Mr. Fred @ La. Gun, he can direct you and give you a lot of help.

Bryan
"Beauxdog"
L-2311

 

[jbonnette]

its easy as baking chicken. no class needed, check google vids.

That's what it seems like in all of the videos that I've seen. But then you have that guy on every forum that's like "everyone should start with a single stage and after 5 years of practice... then you can move to a progressive". I'd be nice to be able to ask questions... learn the ropes from someone that has been reloading for a while.

Check the "Brian Enos Forum" section on reloading. Dillon, also has videos (DVD's) on reloading using their machines. Along with googel vids. you really should not have a problem. you can also check with Mr. Fred @ La. Gun, he can direct you and give you a lot of help.

Bryan
"Beauxdog"
L-2311

Thanks for the info, I'll check it out. I've been meaning to drop by La. Gun but haven't had the chance... I'm hoping to find the time to stop by this weekend.

 

[jbonnette]

Ask away. There is a plethora of reloading experience around here.

And ditto on chatting with Fred; for a displaced Yankee, he ain't a half-bad sort...

Larry has a lot of experience too.

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It looks like this is the route I'll need to take ... doesn't look like any classes are available. I would have liked to get some practice before getting my press.