Lyman 50th Edition Handbook Benefits NRA

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posted on September 7, 2016
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For more than 100 years, Lyman has offered the shooting public its compilation of reloading data and ballistic information. New for this year is the 50th edition, which contains all you have come to expect from the company and its handbooks, with several new popular cartridges included. The handbook covers the latest in propellants and bullets, as well as feature articles from industry professionals. Additionally, in support of constitutional preservation, for every full-color edition sold in its first year of publication, Lyman has pledged to donate $1 to your NRA. lymanproducts.com

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