A course for reloading would be an amazing resource. How to go from knowing nothing about reloading to reloading our own ammo when it becomes unavailable for purchase. This would be a great course to add
Brian Casey
Stephen T Nestor
While I can agree that it would be valuable info an important part of that situation is to already have the components before they become unavailable. The last couple go rounds of ammo drying up also saw powder and primers become non existent for a bit.
If you are in situation where you can buy easily and relatively cheaply components - buy as much as you can when prices drop , just as you would with stocks. But even if you are in truly non permissive environment like in Myanmar, England, Australia, etc. hellholes , you still can learn from people like Phillip Luty, and especially JStark1809 and still be able reload ammo. You can even reload primers.
So yeah, reloading is important. You can make cheaper ammo for plinking, you can make better ammo - match grade, specific bullet weights and powder charges for precision shooting, or you can even make improvised ammo in non permissive environments.
Matt H.
Stephen T Nestor
I agree, I have been buying components for the last 2 years. Having the course though would encourage new people to start reloading as well as help those getting started.
Stephen T Nestor
New skills are good 👍🙏
Stephen T Nestor
Maybe contact John and see if he could squeeze that in for another section? Component review would be great, since there are so many options to choose from.