Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: any info for loading 155 grain 40 sw lead bullet?
Document: answered A lot questions I had, very informative and the cast bullets with casing and loading info is so well presented. any one who cast and loads has all he or she needs to know in this book.
if you do lead casting, this is the best most well rounded book going for such. Lots of info, easy to access and well written.
I am new to reloading. I have collected all of the necessary equipment and then some. It is all useless without the proper knowledge. I have several loading manuals, this is my GO-TO. Lots of info that is interesting reading on it's own. Easy to understand well laid out charge tables. Would highly recommend to anyone rolling their own, newbie or veteran.
The book was delivered in the proper time range and was just as advertised. The book was well written by very knowledgeable writers/shooters and will be a valuable asset in my cast bullet loading and shooting.
Somehow I lost my original and missed it very much. As to cast bullet loading this is my bible. I hope whoever has the old one uses it to it's fullest potential.
I started bullet casting and loading back in the 1980's and learned how using an earlier edition of this manual. This is an improvement over earlier versions. If you want to learn how to cast bullets this is a very good single source manual for that purpose.
Mike gives tips on lead bullet casting and reloading. Also covers load data not just from Lyman bullet molds, but other brands of molds as well.
I have a copy of the 3rd edition. The 4th edition is an updated version that is very helpful. I particularly like the section that covers the metallurgy of lead  bullet alloys
If you're loading cast bullets, this is the bible of reloading. I found some of the bullet weights though a little puzzling. For instance, many 9mm bullets of .355/.356 diameter the most common weight is 115gr. In the book though there is no 115gr listed, instead there's 120gr. Its almost of no consequence just a quizzical thing that I noticed.
I had been looking for some loading data on a few non-Lyman and 1 Lyman mold, I found all I was looking for and more. This book covers every Lyman mold and several Lee, RCBS, and Saeco molds as well. If you're a bullet caster you will want to own this book, 100% better than the previous edition and lots of good articles from Mike Ventrino.
Answer: yes