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	<title>Comments on: Getting Started with Handloading &#8212; USAMU Advice</title>
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		<title>By: js</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Solid advice from the AMU.  After interacting with them for years I can only say good things about those folks.  They are my favorite taxpayer-funded activity.
The photo is from their loading room.  While they won&#039;t explicitly tell you what you need, you can look at the photo and identify what they use.  They&#039;re not at all price sensitive, so you get a good sense of what works - the AMU has mostly figured it out.  
Recognize that most of what they load in-house is not really high volume ammo (e.g. service rifle ammo for 200-300 yards).  The last time I checked, they were using commercially loaded ammo for those purposes.  What they were mainly loading in-house was ammo for 600-1000 yards.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Solid advice from the AMU.  After interacting with them for years I can only say good things about those folks.  They are my favorite taxpayer-funded activity.<br />
The photo is from their loading room.  While they won&#8217;t explicitly tell you what you need, you can look at the photo and identify what they use.  They&#8217;re not at all price sensitive, so you get a good sense of what works &#8211; the AMU has mostly figured it out.<br />
Recognize that most of what they load in-house is not really high volume ammo (e.g. service rifle ammo for 200-300 yards).  The last time I checked, they were using commercially loaded ammo for those purposes.  What they were mainly loading in-house was ammo for 600-1000 yards.</p>
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