Illustrated with photos; $17.95 + postage

OK, what's the bad news. How much is the guide?
$17.95. And I don't stiff you for "handling" charges, which is another word for hidden profit. My handling charge is zero. I just charge you my out-of-pocket postage cost of $2.21 or $3.85, depending on how you want it shipped.

I'm used to buying much larger books for that price!
I could easily have added 150 pages to the guide by including thousands of reloading recipes, the way other reloading books do. I could include all kinds of general reloading warnings and explosives handling precautions. I could load up the book by showing you thrilling pictures of wads, shot patterns and maybe even some action scenes of shooting clay targets. All that would bulk the guide way up. Would you get any more value from it? I don't think so.

I respect your time. You want succinct answers to problems, and tips for better reloading. That's what this guide does. It gives you the essence of what to change and what to remember, in order to start saving you money on bad reloads, not to mention saving you time and frustration.

If you prevent just a few boxes worth of bad reloads, you have covered the cost of the guide.
Especially for clay target shooters, those few boxes will be saved pretty quickly. And as you get even better at reloading, you will drop your average cost per shell down even further.

I want to give you something else for your effort in ordering the guide:
I include the MEC Troubleshooter, a laminated 11 x 17 inch chart of about 40 problems and their solutions, as a bonus at no cost to you. Hang this card up near your reloader and see if it doesn't come in handy with problems you encounter.