Hornady 10th edition

[FLT]

I do about the same , start low and work up and stop when I see pressure signs

[BlueBronco]

I am not a reloading Jedi like some of you guys. But I never really pay attention to the max loads. I keep adding .5 grains until I see a pressure sign. Then back down a grain or so and write in my max load for my rifle. I usually find my accuracy nodes well under max load though.

I just look at the max loads as a reference point of the upper end per that source. I generally start in the middle for hand guns and work up.

[Jas8340]

I have the 10th ed...what cartridge are you reloading for?

[BlueBronco]

To be honest, I got a look at the 10th Ed and since I have the 9th, I am going to wait a couple of editions. I will get the Lyman 50th Ed that came out this year.

[0utlaw]

You mean you don't just fill the case with powder and tap the bullet down with a hammer?

[BlueBronco]

You mean you don't just fill the case with powder and tap the bullet down with a hammer?

Only if you are the dud inspector from Looney Toons.

[Jas8340]

To be honest, I got a look at the 10th Ed and since I have the 9th, I am going to wait a couple of editions. I will get the Lyman 50th Ed that came out this year.

I completely agree. There isn't much difference between the 9th and 10th. The Lyman 50th is fairly solid.