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hard copies of Nosler's newest Reloading Guide (#9) are now on the market .... for those of us who use Nosler's bullets, that's most welcome news .... as of right now they aren't even listed on Nosler's website .... SPS is one of the few places that has them ===> https://www.shootersproshop.com/shooter ... 433f522abf .... hopefully, Bass and/or Cabela's will have them soon .... as much as I'd like to have one, I can't see paying $13 dollars to have one shipped

Multi-medium ships cheap via USPS.

If you ship with USPS you might not see your book for 2-3 months

I'm cheap .... I'll wait until they are in stock at Cabela's

I'm cheaper ..... I'll borrow yours

with most things, I'd be happy to share .... Nosler makes bullets for every firearm I load for .... as such, their manuals are important to me .... I find the write-ups on each cartridge to be fascinating .... while I'd be happy to loan one for a very short time, no way I'd allow it to pass through a USPS ..

USPS what a joke !! we just got a Christmas card yesterday here in SE Michigan, sent from Curtis MI (middle UP MI) on 12-08-20. It took 28 days to go less than 400 miles, NOW THAT'S EFFICANT

You can find Nosler load data right on their web site. Same with Western Powders. I see no need to buy one in print.
Jake

understood and if Nosler's printed guide was only loading data, I'd totally agree .... one of the things I enjoy is they print a history and relate uses for each caliber .... over time I've spent a good bit of time reading those stories while sitting in a medical waiting room when there with my wife ..