Post here if you have had ANY luck whatsoever in getting these to shoot in an AR. Then the rest of us can stop wasting components trying to reinvent the wheel with this bullet.
That makes me feel better about it then. Since this is only my 223 and not a match rifle or anything like that I can live with the occasional flyer at the 14 cents a piece I got the blems for. I could shoot two for less than I can one normal priced 69 custom comp so a follow up isn't the end of the world.I had quite a few groups like your top left. At first I thought it was me, but I had a ton of groups that looked promising except the flyers. I tried shooting other loads in the same shooting session and never had a problem with flyers.
I guess I had the opposite opinion of the constant flyer issue. If I'm shooting 5-800 yards and 2-3 in 10 rounds is way the hell off I'm going to spend a lot of time chasing my tail, turning knobs and second guessing my wind calls. Hence my decision to abandon the RDF's for the time being.That makes me feel better about it then. Since this is only my 223 and not a match rifle or anything like that I can live with the occasional flyer at the 14 cents a piece I got the blems for. I could shoot two for less than I can one normal priced 69 custom comp so a follow up isn't the end of the world.
Now do I load another full ocw or just focus on this immediate charge weight area?
Details sir, details.24 grains of 8208 at mag AR mag length shot great in both my AR and bolt gun
Nope, bolt. I ignored the ar aspect but I feel a bullet in a barrel is a bullet in a barrel.Is that in an AR?
Gotcha.... I’ll be picking up some 8208 if TAC can’t get it done.Nope, bolt. I ignored the ar aspect but I feel a bullet in a barrel is a bullet in a barrel.