Taking into account the number of shooters we have today,  it’s no wonder that eventually one will ask themselves—how can I shoot more and better without spending quite so much money in the process?   In light of today’s cost of ammunition one thinks of that before buying all the things one needs to further their shooting interests.  But make no mistake and I’m here to tell you after a period of time,  you will wonder if reloading is what you wanted to do to save money.  I find reloading an enjoying and relaxing hobby of and by itself.   So if you are one that thinks reloading is for you; are somewhat mechanically inclined; and have a real desire to find out what it takes to get that rifle or pistol shooting better; want to try some of the wildcats down the road; load a better selection of bullets than what the factories offer; save some money (wasn’t that the first consideration) then bare with me in this “Reloading Primer”, to better understand the steps involved with loading your own ammunition.  Those that already reload, I hope I can review what you already are doing, and maybe touch on a few things that we frequently forget in the pursuit of our hobby.  I am not an expert, and there are details that each individual have found that work for them for their situation, but the basics still need to be there before one can broaden their horizons for further experience.