[E. Pluribus Unum]

I don’t know about software, but here is an open source link you might find interesting:

http://reloadersrfrnce.sourceforge.net/

[Varmint Al]

Some Finer Points on Handloading/Reloading
Nit-picking and improving accuracy by careful case preparation.

Good Hunting... from Varmint Al

[MCF]

I don’t have but I’ve seen others reference it:
https://www.neconos.com/details3.htm

[M Kehoe]

Bttt.

5.56mm

[Levy78]

Avid reloader here... to do what specifically? Track your own loads or for industry load data?

[Clean_Sweep]

Try this:

http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/node

[PROCON]

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[Elderberry]

Acoustic Shock Waves and the Optimal Barrel Time loading concept!

http://www.the-long-family.com/optimal%20barrel%20time.htm

Tweaking QuickLoad to get a great match between the prediction and actual measured load chronograph data!

http://www.the-long-family.com/Tuning%20QL%20to%20achieve%20best%20results.pdf

This site contains information that is related to extreme long range rifle accuracy, including research into certain aspects of internal ballistics and how these issues relate to rifle accuracy.

http://www.the-long-family.com/

[Carriage Hill]

Hang this sign above your workbench:

★★★NO HOTLOADS!★★★

[Seruzawa]

I’m not sure that I would trust such data from the internet. I’d as soon stick with my tried and true manuals.

[chuckles]

Man, I must be old. I still use my books from the 1970's. How tough can it be, try a load, see how it shoots. make a little check mark by the ones you like. Use a scrap of paper to make a note or two if needed.

Most loads shoot better than I can so if it's within a quarter at 100yds good enough for me. I have 1 gun and 1 load I can get inside a dime usually. The rest are inside a 50 cent piece. Pistols are a little different. The powder and bullet makes huge differences. My 30.06 likes slower powders and heavier BT bullets. My .308 likes quicker powered with 150grn or 130grn bullets.

I can't imagine software that would be able to guess what each rifle would like more than others. Barrel length, bullet weight, even bullet seating all has to be custom fit, IMO. One barrel with one twist against an identical barrel with a different twist makes a difference.

Besides, I reload for fun. The fun part is trying different loads to find the special one my gun likes. I'm not sure a computer could suggest a common load that would work with each situation.

[NYleatherneck]

Quickload

[Aut Pax Aut Bellum]

I’ve been reloading since I was 15. That was a long time ago. Never used any kind of software. Ever.

[piroque]

http://ammoguide.com/cgi-bin/myag.cgi?sn=BEZqwqWmQA

[Lando Lincoln]

Gun folks are the best. Thank you to all.

[Eagles6]

Go to the manufacturer’s website of whatever powder that you are using and they’ll have all the loading info.

[2harddrive]

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