Has anyone bought the Hornady 11th edition yet?

[JDHasty]

It’s pretty spendy. I’m sure I’ll buy one at some point, maybe sooner rather than later depending on what others have to say about it.

[Dakota Jake]

I was disappointed in it. I got the newest Sierra book a couple of years ago and I thought Sierra book was great and was expecting the same from Hornady, but it wasn't. Very disappointed.

[Bill K]

Originally Posted by Dakota Jake

I was disappointed in it. I got the newest Sierra book a couple of years ago and I thought Sierra book was great and was expecting the same from Hornady, but it wasn't. Very disappointed.

Can't comment on the Hornady newest manual/book, but the annual paper back magazine was a dud this year, too me anyway.
Pages listed missing, pages out of order and not really much new cartridge info, from last years.

[pertnear]

Originally Posted by JDHasty

It’s pretty spendy. I’m sure I’ll buy one at some point, maybe sooner rather than later depending on what others have to say about it.

Yeah, I checked around & at $50 "spendy" is right. I'm sure when the 12th edition comes out the price will drop & the data will still be good.

[Danny]

Originally Posted by Dakota Jake

I was disappointed in it. I got the newest Sierra book a couple of years ago and I thought Sierra book was great and was expecting the same from Hornady, but it wasn't. Very disappointed.

Has Sierra stopped with that three ring binder crap yet?

Danny

[Tparrish]

Nope, negative, not yet.

Tom

[barretcreek]

Thumbed through it at the LGS. Have to refer to my older ones for my .375 Winchester but my .375 Wby is still there but no new powders. New cartridges. Some new data for .300 Savage but no new data for most older ones.
Unless you are loading for the new barrel burners I don't see any need.

[df06]

At $50, I’m not a buyer.
Lots of data free on line.
And I prefer Lyman manuals.