Point me in the correct direction!

[Kenny Marhoffer]

Hello to the most informative site on the net.

I have read my speer manual and researched information from Y-Tube and other sites. I have taken into consideration all information from my manual (read twice) and then branched out with some suggestions from others on reloading .223. I am not a match shooter, just someone that is wanting to load tons of .223 for personal storage that are spruced up a little. Spruced up not like velocity but quality.

Is there write up that I can learn from on here that if from the past that you can remember? I have ran into some write up's that were just totally out of this world on quality and very thorough.

I don't have anyone in my area that I can find that reloads to learn from. All I have learned so far is that I can get a ton of brass from them thats just left behind.

 

[MitchAlsup]

Re: Point me in the correct direction!

Read the stickies under "hand loading for long range"

Practically everything that goes into long range is what makes for the quality.

 

[LongAssWindyDay]

Re: Point me in the correct direction!

I am running 55 gr Nosler BT 23.2 gr H335 LC brass CCI 400 2.260 OAL ( very easy on the brass). Shooting it thru my Doublestar AR with Hbar 20". It shoots right at 1 MOA at 100 yards. Prolly would do better if I had some more glass on it, always run 4x acog.

 

[vman]

Re: Point me in the correct direction!

Tresmon has written some great articles (stickies) otherwise sinclairs sells some great books on the subject