manuals

[jdjax64]

hi im new here to this site, also im new to reloading. but i inherited a redding model 16 shotgun and an rcbs jr press, which have never been used. but i dont have user manuals for either one can some help me too find these also any info you can give to a rookie reloader

[fryboy]

hola amigo , the very best thing i can tell you is that google is our friend a word of wisdom - every current manufacturer - be it powder or tools etc has a web site , the powder ones usually offer limited data , and the tool manufacturers usually offer instructions , some even offer reloading tips , techniques etc , in this case it would be rock chuck bullet company better knwn simply as RCBS
http://www.rcbs.com/downloads/instru...R_3_Manual.pdf
they also offer a limited reloading guide ( several categories in there learn at your own pace )
http://www.rcbs.com/guide/
as for beginning to reload - fair warning it's addicting and alot of fun as long as one follows the rules and safety aspects , one thing i would suggest ? buy several manuals and read them , one is good two is better and more wouldnt hurt - one can never have too many or too much information and data
as for the shotgun press ... i'm not familiar with it but here's redding's home page
http://www.redding-reloading.com/

[hornady]

As said reloading is very addicting, Savings is speculative. Reloaded Ammo is cheaper, but you will shoot much more.
The link below has some very good information, I am not recommending any of the loads he list, I have used many of them safely, but these are at or near max loads.
And in most cases a mid – range load will be much more economical and you will have better accuracy.
The link is a good primer for a new reloader, but nothing beats a good Reloading manual. And as a good generic manual I would recommend the Lyman 49th.
Good luck with the addiction and be safe.
http://www.reloadammo.com/

[BigOtto]

http://www.rcbs.com/downloads/instru...R_3_Manual.pdf
I found this with a quick google search.
Your basic press instructions can be found in most standard load manuals and die adjustments are included with the dies..
I can't tell you anything about the redding press but I really didn't look either.