Reloading Info and B.S. Thread

Sure. Why not. I can use more 9mm

Really need .223 if ya come across anything good

 

If anyone is looking for some 7mm Remington Magnum brass or bullets, I have some I am willing to part with real reasonable. Also have some 155 gr 308. Got them in a batch of stuff and I do not reload any of these calibers. Also have 250 brand new Remington nickel 45 ACP brass.

 

Just for plinking or for long range use? I put a bunch of Nosler 67gr together a while back that I'm quite fond of for mid-long range shooting. Not cheap but they perform when you need it.

 

I've just been plinking and stockpiling, I want the get at least 1k in every caliper I have.

Right now I've used 55gr fmj

 

Do they want to get rid of any of it individually?

 

They said they would like to sell it as a kit and they do have brass

 

@ArcherTaco @YamaDirtrider or @3378jakesr5
I am guessing I need both .223 and 5.56 Dies, that there is no "universal" one for both?

Want to start picking up stuff before I blaze through all my current ammo.

 

There the same.

 

its the same die you load it to the spec you want by bullet type and powder.

 

He is absolutely correct. Depending on what press you have I'm quite fond of the RCBS competition .223 die set. It's a little pricey but the adjustability for multiple rounds makes it super nice

 

Specifically this guy is what I'm talking about

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/305950/rcbs-competition-2-die-set-223-remington

 

Jeez!

@CO MTN Steve the other normal does are ~$60. I'm assuming it's for an ar? If so do the small base dies

 

I was leaning Hornady but I think I can use that die with the hornady lock and load bushings if Jake was correct on that.

 

It's definitely overkill...but so far it's been really nice for changing from JHP to ballistic tip and back. makes die adjustments super quick and easy. I'll take a pic of mine. It's covered in adjustment markings for different loads...

I believe that is correct. I'm sure Hornady makes something similar as well. But to Josh's point it's really more than you need...I just like all of my rounds to be as close to identical as my pea brain can manage

 

Get the ar small base dies for 223 if you are running them in an ar15

 

I need a link please, no clue what this means.

 

https://ads.midwayusa.com/product/6...aNdI4Ql23hJ_wMDvd4auOeVqARV_IRFpN4aAqGd8P8HAQ

 

If this works for Archer wouldn't it work for me?

 

It should all work. I have the small base die as well. I just like the quick adjustability of the competition die. (I also change varieties of bullet quite frequently with .223)

If you don't plan on trying to shoot extreme range or changing your loads every time you pull the die out the comp. die is probably overkill...but I still like it. It's a personal decision. I had a giftcard and wanted to try it so that's how I ended up with the comp dies...