Is Lyman's Bullet Casting Handbook 4th edition superior to or better than the 3rd? I ask because I have both the 46th and 49th editions of the Lyman Reloading Handbooks and find the general basic reloading information more informative in the 46th edition. Oh sure the 49th has more current load data, but I like the more down to earth history and basic reloading information. If I had a newbie interested in getting into reloading, I'd loan him my 46th edition.
Is the same true with the Lyman Casting Handbooks? If you had to choose, which one would you buy, 3rd or 4th?