a new to me reloading website

[JO JO]

anyone use this website AmmoGuide Interactive they offer load data,ballistic software and other reloading resources it is free to browse but to use it $18 to
join per year,
I stumbled across it new to me , anyone a member or use them ?

 

[bandw1dth]

First I've heard of it


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[jwrowland77]

I absolutely love it. Been a member now for 2 or 3 years.


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[tonyjr]

I've been a menber for 2 years . Ok for common stuff .
Get into other things - like they say you can use the solid copper bullets in the 50 AE - you can't - - too long .
To many free sites - don't bother . I will not be renewing .

 

[kcofohio]

It's a good site. A lot of good data. Some uploaded from members and some come from powder company data.

Most every cartridge has a write up about its' development and dimensions.

It may not be all inclusive, but it is another gap filler in the world of reloading.

I like their layout. Data can be looked up by powder, or by cartridge and components.

 

[fralic76]

Have been a member for 2 years now. Use it with other books and online sources.

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[thomas15]

Jo Jo,

I say this often and some don't appreciate it, but handloading is like a religion. It is easy to offend the brethren and what excites one individual draws a big yawn to the next.

As an example. I subscribed to Handloader Magazine for two years. Some hang on every word that they print but for me I find that they focus mainly on rifle reloading and many of the articles are in my opinion light weight. I don't claim to be knowledgeable on this subject but I'm a detail oriented person and I tend towards the technical.

There are as others have said many good free websites that are worth the effort. If you PM me I will send you my opinions, many of those I frequent have as members some you know from here.

Will say that for competition handgun handloading the Brian Enos forum is very good.

But to your question, for $18.00 it might be worth a look.