I am going to guess at the rest of your question.
If you are wanting to get into reloading 5.56 ammo only don't bother. It isn't worth the expense for just that round. Buy cheap ammo and blast away.
Either shoot steel cased ammo or save your brass and sell it.
Now if you really just want to start reloading that is a different story and we will be glad to help. Buy a few good reloading manuals and read them. All the info is there.
Honestly, YouTube and gun forums will only get you so far when you start. Manuals will come in handy forever.Well 5.56 is just going to be my first venture, I do plan on getting other dyes and such.
I guess I will try and find a good reloading manual, even though I hate to read lol.
This.Welcome. Be careful, both are addicting.
Feeding an AR15 from a single stage press will get old in a hurry. If you don't enjoy reloading, it'll be enough to make you stop going shooting.Well 5.56 is just going to be my first venture, I do plan on getting other dyes and such.
I guess I will try and find a good reloading manual, even though I hate to read lol.
So where should I start? Me and multiple friends are all building ar15s. So we are all going to be firing the same round. I was wondering what all I
The lyman AR book is great.Thank you everyone for the warm welcome! I am in the process of building my first ar. Going to put together my lower today, stag stripped lower and stags left handed lower parts kit, bcm buffer setup.
I am wondering if the lyman ar reloading book would be enough or if I actually need the full manual
I swear there was more there, maybe i messed up and deleted stuff before posting LOLOh look, a squirrel!
Welcome!