Handloader magazines

[abunaitoo]

Any Handloader Magazines collectors here????
I've been collection them for a while, but not to many here do.
So kind of hard to "fill in holes"
I go to evilbay from time to time, but most of them are, to me, way over priced.
Any suggestions on where to find old issues???

[dannyd]

You can buy dvd's from them year by year. I have them from the first year till 2019.

[Bazoo]

I collect those and gun digest, handloaders digest, hunters digest. I don't have an extensive collection, but I have a few. I read them too, normally cover to cover.

[abunaitoo]

I rather have the magazine.
I know it takes up space, but it's just something about holding it in my hands that makes me happy.
Friend is so funny. Says he enjoys reading audio books.

[marlin39a]

Post a list of issues you need in a WTB, in the S&S forum. I’ve got some I’d be glad to get rid of.

[robg]

I rather have the magazine.
I know it takes up space, but it's just something about holding it in my hands that makes me happy.
Friend is so funny. Says he enjoys reading audio books.

i ve got 20 years of handloader in binders .easier on the eyes than reading screens.

[rkrcpa]

I keep all of my issues for future reference. In fact, I go so far as to make a photocopy of specific articles for calibers I load for or think I may load for. Oh, and I scan the articles also so that I have an electronic copy as well as a binder with the printed copies.

it's a sickness, it really is.

[rockrat]

Started reading Handloader in, IIRC, 1974. First saw it in a little gun store in Stillwater, OK. Missed a few issues a couple of years ago, when my subscription ran out and I forgot to re-new, but otherwise, I think I have them all since my first one way back when. Now, trying to find them is another story!!

[dannyd]

I rather have the magazine.
I know it takes up space, but it's just something about holding it in my hands that makes me happy.
Friend is so funny. Says he enjoys reading audio books.

I understand: it's just easier to store on a usb stick.

[Electrod47]

I keep all of my issues for future reference. In fact, I go so far as to make a photocopy of specific articles for calibers I load for or think I may load for. Oh, and I scan the articles also so that I have an electronic copy as well as a binder with the printed copies.

it's a sickness, it really is.

Same here Buddy, We are in the same boat. Its my favorite past time besides actual loading and shooting.

[alamogunr]

I didn't start subscribing to Handloader until about 20 years ago. At the same time I went on a quest to acquire all the remaining back issues. I've got them all now. I got several years of the early issues from a collector that had them in Handloader binders.

I also copy certain articles that I don't want to have to search thru the entire collection to find.

[largom]

I have about 10 years worth starting May-June 1966. Willing to sell. PM if interested

[shtur]

I have all of the first 20 years. After a while, they really weren't giving new information, and when I look at some of the info on loads, it's the same load info I find in other places.
I mainly load pistol, and I see the data in Handloader is identical as many other references. So I quit buying Handloader.

[David2011]

I understand: it's just easier to store on a usb stick.

Slightly off the subject but don’t store ANYTHING on a USB drive/stick as the only copy. After 25 years in IT, at a minimum I keep data on my computer and on a backup external drive that is not connected except when I run a backup. USB sticks are for moving data from one device to another. Syndicated guru Kim Komando says the same thing. I can’t tell you how many users have come to me since USB drives hit the market, wanting me to retrieve corrupted data from them.

[abunaitoo]

I just won a couple of evilbay auctions.
I'll fill in holes in my collection and post for trades.