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only half correct... T=tritium for no light situations and the FO=is fiber optic for down to low light. just got the TFO's on my shield and there great! got trijicons coming for my 1911...

so im looking to stock up on some brass and would like to know a range of what i should pay. I dont really care if its cleaned or deprimed. 40 cal per 1,000 9mm luger per 1000 45 acp per 1000 .233 per 1000 and 5.56 per 1000 also wondering who you guys by thru online(if you do). Thanks! did...

probably cheaper to move at this point!

so i guess i need to buy one of those sight in rests to see if it will go MOA or sub MOA then... i will start there. how does this sound: do 2, 5 shot groups with .223 and then the same for 5.56 so get a grouping and average. should i also do 200 or 250yrds? lastly what about barrel temp...

also do you hand load the powder for your "testers" so they are exact, then just deal with the +/- .2 or so grains when you decide a set?

cool thanks! i cant wait to get going. i have been scouring the internet and powder sites so im making leaps on info!

no battery, no key pad... just a dial with 4 or more numbers and 4 or more bar lock with internal protected hinges...

yep... 20" bull with 1/9. that part and deciding which bullets i was going to use was the easy part lol

unloaded or not i think it shows intent. which is what is big to have on your side...

ok guys after getting my head wrapped around .223 and 5.56 im onto the next thing! Where to start tuning for any given combo! please just number them or add to it! OAL powder load powder type bullet brand per gr (so like some montana gold 55's, hornady 55's etc) running a 20" bull black...

ok cool! i will. starting with .223 55gr but will move up to 62gr and 69 gr 5.56 later. but have to be able to do all three lol. Currently have CFE223 and Pro Varmint powders to try.

on a positive note HR2291 and others are being flown thru...

ok found this With all other things being equal, the 5.56mm NATO chamber with its longer and shallower angled leade and longer amount of effective freebore will produce less chamber pressure than a .223 Remington chamber, when firing .223 Remington SAAMI Spec ammunition. Because of this, 5.56mm...

hmm... ok... im confused now... case length between .223 and 5.56 is the same (OAL) case length with bullet between .223 and 5.56 is the same (OAL) so is the only difference between .223 and 5.56 is gr powder load? sorry im having such a wrapping my head around this..

ok thanks for the read! i guess the only question i have left is how do adjust, or set, the dies for the longer leade for 5.56, or do i have the wrong understanding of what leade is?

amen... im just picking it as you cant have enough lol... and for the price its hard to beat.

do you have a link to that thread? i thought the case OAL was the same but the OAL with bullet was .010 or so longer? is have both chambers so this is why im looking to do both (will only be running the 5.56 in my heavy bulleted long range stuff.

i knew i was forgetting one! or non syncro firsts lol...

8.07 a box here in AZ. was normal 55gr black box stuff

slush box= auto crush box= stick