Accuforge is now collaborating with Blue Griffin Consulting, LLC on NRA training
For further information contact Dwight Barnthouse at 443-852-4728 or bluegriffinconsulting@outlook.com
This course is eight hours in length and is conducted in a classroom. Each student is taught reloading safety; centerfire cartridge components; using the reloading manual and reloading data; equipment; and the metallic cartridge reloading process. Students will receive the NRA Guide to Reloading handbook, the Basic Reloading Student Exam, a course completion certificate, NRA Gun Safety Rules brochure, a Basic Firearm Training Program brochure and a Course Evaluation form.
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This course includes a demonstration of setting up a single-stage reloading press and each student will have the opportunity to set up and operate it.
This course is eight hours in length and is conducted in a classroom. Each student is taught reloading safety; centerfire cartridge components; using the reloading manual and reloading data; equipment; and the metallic cartridge reloading process. Students will receive the Metallic Cartridge Reloading Instructor Candidate Packet
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This course includes a demonstration of setting up a single-stage reloading press and each student will have the opportunity to set up and operate it.
This course specifically deals with reloading for Long Range, Benchrest, and other Precision Shooting. This course is six hours in length and is conducted in a classroom. Each student is taught reloading safety; centerfire cartridge components; using the reloading manual and reloading data; equipment; and the metallic cartridge reloading process. Students will receive the NRA Guide to Reloading handbook.
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This is not an NRA course
Due to the ammo and reloading supply shortages, the price of reloading supplies and ammo has increased substantially
The .45 Colt on the right is made from a 255grain bullet that I cast and costs (primer=$0.08, lead=$0.04, powder=$0.06) about $7.50 per box of 50 compared to >~$50 per 50 for commercial loads
For the 9mm Parabellum(Luger), the cost (primer=$0.08, hollow point bullet=$0.17 powder=$0.02) is about $13.50 per box of 50 compared to >~$40 per 50 for commercial hollow-point loads or >~$19 per 50 of FMJ loads.
For the 9mm Parabellum(Luger), the cost (primer=$0.08, Plated Flat Point Bullet=$0.10 powder=$0.02) is about $10.00 per box of 50 compared to >~$40 per 50 for commercial hollow-point loads or >~$19 per 50 of FMJ loads.
Here are some of the cartridges that I have reloaded this month
The .45 Colt on the right is made from a 255grain bullet that I cast and costs (primer=$0.03, lead=$0.04, powder=$0.04) about $5.50 per box of 50 compared to >~$35 per 50 for commercial loads
For the 9mm Parabellum(Luger), the cost (primer=$0.03, hollow point bullet=$0.095, powder=$0.01) is about $6.75 per box of 50 compared to >~$32 per 50 for commercial hollow-point loads or >~$13 per 50 of FMJ loads. From a rest, I shot a 3/4" group at 15 yards with these from my Glock 34 this weekend