Originally Posted by
joem
Just bought a Speer # 11 manual I needed for some load data $30.00. I thought a little high but where are you goning to get one?
I was going through my library cabinet and counted 29 reloading manuals. My oldest was written by Phil Sharpe and the copyright at this printing is 1948. I don't know why I have two of them, but one is pristine and the other is quite used but still in good shape.
Used book stores sometimes have reloading manuals, estate sales, garage sales, and flea markets are all good sources for manuals. Stay away from the smelly ones, look for mold and water marks.
I have a buddy who buys every reloading manual he finds, he has got many duplicates, but continues to buy from the above sources.
Online sales and auctions will cost you, unless it's brand new, I won't use the net for manuals, they are just too expensive.
Matt
"When you tax away the rewards of effort, you destroy the motivation to achieve"
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