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Important Information

Reloading ammunition is an inherently hazardous activity and carries significant risks of serious personal injury, death, or property damage if not performed correctly. Manufacturers and data providers universally issue disclaimers to emphasize the importance of safety and proper procedures.

User Assumes All Risk

The person reloading ammunition assumes all liability and responsibility for any injuries, death, or damages that may occur. Component manufacturers disclaim any liability because they cannot control the methods, equipment, or components used by the individual reloader.

Mandatory Safety Practices

Reloading must only be undertaken by competent and experienced individuals. Adherence to established safety rules and procedures is essential.

Use Published, Tested Data Only

Always consult and follow data from current, authoritative reloading manuals. Do not substitute components or deviate from listed data, as any change can result in dangerous pressures.

Start with Starting Loads

Always begin with the starting load listed in a manual, or website, and work up cautiously while watching for signs of excessive pressure.

Read the Manual

Do not attempt to reload until you have read and understood at least one printed reloading manual in its entirety. Manuals differ in how they present data. Any assumptions should not be made.

Safety Gear & Environment

Always wear proper eye protection and ensure adequate ventilation. Keep the reloading area clean, uncluttered, and away from heat or open flames.

Lead Exposure Warning

Handling ammunition, cleaning firearms, or reloading can result in exposure to lead. Wash hands thoroughly after handling materials and avoid eating, drinking, or smoking during the process.

Voided Warranties

Firing reloaded ammunition will almost always void the firearm manufacturer's warranty.