Handloading, or reloading, is the practice of making firearm cartridges by assembling the individual components (case, primer, propellant, and projectile).

On this page, I intend to show some of the recipes I've learned with other more experienced shooters or came up myself and when possible do a table chart with the loads and muzzle velocity.
Handgun velocity was measured using a Chrony and a second chronograph to confirm accuracy.
Rifle velocities were measured using a MagnetoSpeed Chronograph attached to the barrel for maximum accuracy (and safety) to be used in both the Hornady Ballistic Calculator and the excellent Strelok App.

Handgun Caliber Tables

Caliber	Projectile	Powder	Primer	Muzzle Velocity	Overall Length	Firearm	Barrel Length
9x19mm Luger	Ball Coated Bullet 124gr	IMBEL PP40 - 3,9~4,0 grains	José Imaz Small Pistol	288,17 m/s	28,62~28,83mm	Arex Delta M	4 inches
.45 Auto	Marcondes Wadcutter Bullet 230gr	IMBEL PP40 - 5,0~5,19 grains	Orbea Hermanos Large Pistol	255,06 m/s	30,41~30,58mm	Imbel M1911A1 Government	5 inches

Rifle Caliber Tables

Caliber	Projectile	Powder	Primer	Muzzle Velocity	Overall Length	Firearm	Barrel Length
5.56x45mm NATO	Buffalo Jacketed Soft Point 55gr	IMBEL REX5100 - 21,5 grains	CBC Magtech Small Rifle	757 m/s	55,3mm	Taurus T4 AR-15	14.5 inches