Reloading groups or clubs

[sprocket80]

Are there any reloading groups or clubs in southern Maryland?
I have looked for classes on the internet but they usually too far away in Virginia or at very inconvenient times. None of my friends reload. I have read the ABCs of Reloading and I am confident I could reload safely and competently, but would benefit from supervised hands-on or watching an experienced reloader.

 

[Stratman60]

Is reloading with it?

 

[BeerHunter]

Are there any reloading groups or clubs in southern Maryland?
I have looked for classes on the internet but they usually too far away in Virginia or at very inconvenient times. None of my friends reload. I have read the ABCs of Reloading and I am confident I could reload safely and competently, but would benefit from supervised hands-on or watching an experienced reloader.

Don't know about "clubs" or "groups" in SoPROM but if you want some in-person instruction, check with Jim at Bob's Sunoco - That Fishing Place in Callaway. He frequently holds small reloading classes on (I think) Sunday mornings for a small fee when he has enough demand; I believe you need to sign up via the "That Fishing Place" FB page.

 

[pleasant1911]

i dont think you need a class. books are okay, i have the lee book. its okay, but the forums on the internet is better. thehighroad.org is nice. castboolit.com is cool too. i am always on 1911forum, and use the reloading section alot.

first things first. go to youtube and check out couple presses. dillion, lee, and other brands. see how they load. when i got into it. i saw sfliberal on youtube. and watched him reload on his press and got the basic idea. if you can understand the powder data charts, then you are on a good path. its not too hard to reload, use your head