Some I load (when I get a chance to get up north and do so) that were around then but not on that list are:
444 Marlin (Designed in 1964, so too new for the manual)
45 Colt
44 Special
38 Special
357 Magnum (although I don't own one)
35 Whelen (Wildcat at that point, so not on the list)
7.62X39 (an odd caliber showing up in Vietnam, but not yet really on the street in the US of A)
The only "modern" cartridges I load for are variations of old timers (32 H&R and 327 Federal - both extended versions of the 32 S&W and 32 SWL).
Most of the modern stuff just doesn't seem interesting, mostly because it tends to be offered in uninteresting alloy/composite platforms instead of blued steel and walnut like God intended.
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a loading manual from 1964 was much thinner
- Gary Reeder, 2022-12-01, 15:21
- Contemporaries not on the list - AmBraCol, 2022-12-01, 16:52
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Almost like a crap game... through the dice
- james, 2022-12-01, 15:47
- Like Jim, I have several that date back to WW1 or in that - Gary Reeder, 2022-12-01, 22:03
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I have loading dies going back to 1940 ...
- Jim Taylor, 2022-12-01, 16:11
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Durn ... I can't type anymore either I meant LOADING MANUALS (nm)
- Jim Taylor, 2022-12-01, 16:12
- I still use the tools from 80-100 yrs. ago. - WB, 2022-12-02, 15:29
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Durn ... I can't type anymore either I meant LOADING MANUALS (nm)
- Jim Taylor, 2022-12-01, 16:12