I have read the ABCs of reloading, it's hiding on my bookshelf somewhere. I also probably have most everything, If not actually everything, that I need as far as equipment goes. I could start now with just the book and YouTube and a reloading manual but much prefer to learn hands on, with someone there who is knowledgeable showing me how to do it. In a class you can ask questions and get immediate answers; that does not work with a book and usually not with a video on the Inernet (simply because the answer is too long a time in coming in most cases). To me it's kind of like learning to drive or to shoot. Sure, you can read a book and go for it all alone with no one to guide you and therefore no one to correct an mistakes you are making that you do not realize you are making and then you can crash & burn or wind up arrested for homicide after a negligent shot. Thus I am left wanting to go to a reloading class.
If I cannot find one, I suppose the next best thing will be YouTube. Anyone have any recommendations for excellent reloading videos, for beginners, on YouTube. I was thinking Brownell's may have some good stuff along those lines on YouTube or on their website (as I recall, I like dtheir AR-15 build videos very much). There is also Midway USA too but their videos are so commercial it sometimes becomes annoying due to all their in-video sales pitches and the guy with the white hair sounding like a used car, Fuller Brush, or vacuum cleaner salesman of years past.
If I cannot find one, I suppose the next best thing will be YouTube. Anyone have any recommendations for excellent reloading videos, for beginners, on YouTube. I was thinking Brownell's may have some good stuff along those lines on YouTube or on their website (as I recall, I like dtheir AR-15 build videos very much). There is also Midway USA too but their videos are so commercial it sometimes becomes annoying due to all their in-video sales pitches and the guy with the white hair sounding like a used car, Fuller Brush, or vacuum cleaner salesman of years past.