Title: Good data tables, but reads like an advertisement for Lee.
Product review: The first quarter of the book reads like an advertisement for Lee reloading equipment. It's shoved down your throat to a point where it's difficult to glean any information from all the marketing garbage. I don't think you can find 3 consecutive sentences which don't tout the superiority of Lee equipment or suggest you buy a specific Lee product. If you're looking for a good, unbiased intro to reloading, this isn't it. If you're looking for a good, comprehensive set of data tables on cartridge loads, or if you're a huge Lee fan and never plan on buying a piece of equipment made by a manufacturer other than Lee, this book is for you.
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