Speer 9515 Reloading Manual Number 14

I am a big proponent of Speer bullets, I load them religiously for my .357 mag, .223 rem, .243 win, .250-3000, .30-30 win, .30-06, .358 win and .45-70. This manual has many different load/bullet choices for each caliber. The only drawback is that it is slightly outdated and doesn't have info for newer calibers and powders. Bottom line, if you load Speer bullets you should have this manual.

A loaders and shooters bible! I have used Speer loading books for 35 years and can't get by without them! Great and successful loading for all my calibers.

great book, the only reloading book I know of that regularly has a "reduced load" for most of the listings

I'm very pleased with the "Speer Reloading Manual Number 14". I keep a number of manuals as a part of my collection. It's a valuable resource, well organized, with lots of data.

Invaluable resource for a reloader! I use it as my Bible for making sure of the starting points for any new load I am contemplating.

Great Book with lots of modern loads. I had an older version and needed the modern bullet types. Speer makes accurate bullets and I use them as part of my collection. Also hornady and nobler makes good books.

Although their latest manual, some of it is now seems a bit dated even though my printing is 2013. Some cartridges missing that I would have thought should be there. I still have my original Speer #7 (c 1966) which is still a good read to compare where we are now against the red hot cartridges back then - a bit like visiting a museum.

Another good book stop all the headache and guessing. Follow well and start the fun. Try use all the correct products for your loads. And always check and double check your loads. Being not sure is a bad start.

Great book to reference for reloading. Like the historical history. Wide range of powders and bullets. Like the reloading manual section, good for remember the little things

Good book