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Hand loading manuals and reduced load data
This page contains links to our secure TBR server allowing readers to download pdf load data manuals. These manuals are not to be confused with my own book - The Practical Guide To Reloading.
ADI Thales manufacture a very broad range of powders for both local (Australian) and foreign markets. Several Hodgdon powders are simply rebranded ADI powders and for those using Hodgdon powder, it can be useful to have the ADI source data as presented within these manuals. If you are a Hodgdon powder user, I thoroughly recommend downloading these pdf source files.
At the very end of the 2009 and 2013 manuals, the reader will find a powder equivalent chart. Where both the ADI and Hodgdon powders are shown on the same line, the two powders are generally one and the same. To double check, readers can refer to the MSDS sheets provided by Hodgdon for their powders, indicating the place of manufacture.
PDF downloads:
1. ADI 2009 load data manual. This an old format which is very easy to navigate. Please click here to download this pdf manual.
2. ADI 2013 load data manual. This manual has more recent updates. It is a bit heavier on the graphics, differing to the manuals of old but is very useful. Please click here to download this pdf manual.
3. Hodgdon H4895 reduced load data (ADI 2206H). This data sheet is extremely useful for creating reduced recoil youth loads and plinking loads (great for practicing offhand shooting). Every hand loader should have this data sheet saved on their computer. Please click here to download this pdf data sheet.
For those who wish to learn how to extract optimum accuracy, velocity and performance from their rifles, my own reloading book can be found by clicking here.
ADI Thales manufacture a very broad range of powders for both local (Australian) and foreign markets. Several Hodgdon powders are simply rebranded ADI powders and for those using Hodgdon powder, it can be useful to have the ADI source data as presented within these manuals. If you are a Hodgdon powder user, I thoroughly recommend downloading these pdf source files.
At the very end of the 2009 and 2013 manuals, the reader will find a powder equivalent chart. Where both the ADI and Hodgdon powders are shown on the same line, the two powders are generally one and the same. To double check, readers can refer to the MSDS sheets provided by Hodgdon for their powders, indicating the place of manufacture.
PDF downloads:
1. ADI 2009 load data manual. This an old format which is very easy to navigate. Please click here to download this pdf manual.
2. ADI 2013 load data manual. This manual has more recent updates. It is a bit heavier on the graphics, differing to the manuals of old but is very useful. Please click here to download this pdf manual.
3. Hodgdon H4895 reduced load data (ADI 2206H). This data sheet is extremely useful for creating reduced recoil youth loads and plinking loads (great for practicing offhand shooting). Every hand loader should have this data sheet saved on their computer. Please click here to download this pdf data sheet.
For those who wish to learn how to extract optimum accuracy, velocity and performance from their rifles, my own reloading book can be found by clicking here.
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