Disclaimer!
Reloading can be dangerous even when following published load data. All reloading and firing of reloaded ammunition is done at your own risk. The load data published on this blog is intended for use by experienced reloaders only.
Do not attempt to reload until you have read and understand at least one printed reloading manual. Always wear safety glasses when reloading. Do not smoke while reloading. Keep primers and powder away from heat and open flames. Keep primers and powder where they cannot be accessed by children. Work up your loads following the standard procedures described in printed load manuals.
Firing reloaded ammunition will almost always void firearm manufacturers warranties. The author and Davide Pedersoli assumes no responsibility for damages done to firearms while shooting reloaded ammunition.
Although every effort has been made to provide accurate data, the author assumes no responsibility for injuries, deaths, or damages due to typographical errors in the data, or any other mistake on the blog or made by the individual reloaders.
To reiterate, all reloading and firing of reloaded ammunition is done at your own risk, the author(s) of this blog assume no liability for death, injuries, or damage due to the use of this, or any other load data.