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Question: Does it have load data for .556 Nato?
Document: I would have not purchased this had I been able to preview the load data. I expected a more comprehensive listing, but it does provide a good starting point to develop your loads.
This book is a must have for any reloader. Every caliber in the book has a history of the cartridge which is cool. I mainly use this book as a cross reference to other reloading manuals or when I just need to look something up quickly. The calibers and bullet weight are laid out in order making it easy to use. Lyman shows their testing data for each load with the most accurate in bold. There is also a pretty decent powder selection.
It's helped me to feel more confident that I can reload my own reliable ammo and not feel intimidated by the process. They say every reloader should have at least two manuals. I think this should most definitely be one. Another might give you a slight variation in the min./max. of the load grains. This is why you have more than one. It helps you to find a safe average. If ever you question a books data, refer to the powder manufacturers website or container. Books can potentially become outdated, which is why there's no many editions, but a manufacturer is always going to keep their stuff up-to-date.This book is well written and a pleasure to read.
This Lyman reloading handbook came with my new progressive reloader and is a a great guide for those looking for information on the reloading process and current reloading data.The book first takes you through the reloading process, explains all of the components and terminology, and clearly highlights the most important parts and steps. All of the instructions are very easy to understand and there are many helpful black and white photos to illustrate points. The main section includes the specifics for each caliber, including the history and details of the cartridge (actually very interesting) and tables showing test results using various manufacture's powder and different weight bullets, with the most accurate load shown in "bold".We also haveThe ABCs of Reloading: The Definitive Guide for Novice to Expert (ABC's of Reloading), which is a very informative guide as well.Highly Recommended!CFH
When I am unsure about a certain load, this is my go to book. I have made some very accurate loads following this manual.
This book was recommended by a reloading instructor as a great place to get started. For each caliber, there are multiple loads available, with the most accurate load highlighted in bold.This book belongs on every reloading bench.
For some reason  most of the other books have gotten soft on the loads. I have the hornady book also and it's max load for h4831 is not even the starting load for Lyman in the 162gn 7mm. I first started with the latest hornady edition because I use there bullets the most but have since switched to the Lyman, and only refer to hornady for a laugh
This book is a good reference to have just in case you want to look up something quickly.But everything you read in here you can find on the internet.One good thing, is that when you see hundreds of people claiming what is the best load for something online, you can refer back to this book and get a baseline idea of what you should be starting your loads out with. But I end up going to powder manufacturer sites to get my baselines then anyway.Yeah, I drank the Koolaide and got a copy of this book.
This book met all my expectations and then some. It has everything you need to know to get started reloading along with a wealth of data you will use time and time again.
The Lyman Reloading manual is my Go To Manual,and I have them all. It has actual pressure test data,most don't.It includes a wide variety of powders and bullets. I highly recomend.
Answer: yes