One Book, One Caliber Loadbook for the .308 Winchester

Provides good information

reference previous product review. This is the same.

Let me start by saying that I love reloading as much as shooting. That being said I welcome any information on reloading that is accurate and clearly written. For the most part this small publication is just that. You should always get at lest two if not three sources for data before starting any reloading. This allows you to do that very thing quickly and accurately. Even when using "internet recipes", this little book will help you to weed out the steady stream of misinformation if read thoroughly. If three loads for a given weight bullet are given with a standard case capacity and the limits are within a grain or two of each other then it definitely leads an air of credibility to the claims of others. Or helps to disprove them and keep you safe. For much more detailed information on reloading in general, a full reloading manual from any reputable powder or bullet manufacturer is an outstanding source of information on equipment, techniques, and usually history.

These books are great because they have all the different bullet manufactures load data in one book.I gave it 4 stars because these seem a little outdated. For instance it doesn’t have any load data for the Hornady ELD-X bullets.

A compendium of load information from a wide variety of sources: Powder makers, bullet makers, ammunition makers. A handy, easy-to-transport guide. Some information conflicts and some of the latest bullets are not listed.

Exelent and thorough in information with the calibers I use.

The One Book is a great source for the individual caliber. A good source for some quick info without having to sift through a ton of data on different calibers. True, you can find a lot of this information online and on the manufacturers sites if you have the time. You can take the time to compile your own data, or you can turn to one the One Books.

All useful information condensed into one booklet, some of the print could be clearer.