Powder recommendations for .223
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Cfe is not listed as temp stable but depending on your shooting habits or standards you may never know. For temp stability and good for progressive/metering look at alliant ar comp, h4895 or imr8208xbr in 223.
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morning, just came back from the range. testing loads for
rem. 700 SPS 223cal. heavy 26" barrel. 55gr TTSX barnes
WW brass, fed. 205 primer. 27.5grs of TAC.
5shots .435. 55gr. new technologies. bullet nosler
came in 2. justme gbot tum
rem. 700 SPS 223cal. heavy 26" barrel. 55gr TTSX barnes
WW brass, fed. 205 primer. 27.5grs of TAC.
5shots .435. 55gr. new technologies. bullet nosler
came in 2. justme gbot tum
morning, that's my style. I type that way because
when communicating with aircraft mechanics on the
hanger floor as an inspector. we have our on styles.
the commo is quick and to the point. if there is a question
just put a ?? we will locate u. put craft # and local!!
justme gbot tum
when communicating with aircraft mechanics on the
hanger floor as an inspector. we have our on styles.
the commo is quick and to the point. if there is a question
just put a ?? we will locate u. put craft # and local!!
justme gbot tum
I was a cryptographic operator and repairman in the army. i
went to ranger school, and keep my mos. lots of
subversive work, places we were not suppose to b.
this was our type of commo. very short and to the point.
Sometime I need a cryptographic linguist just to understand you.
Tac. R15. H4350. Red Dot. Favorite powders.
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Sigh.
CharlieBonz
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Winchester 748. Pretty much anything you can use Varget for, you can use 748. I use it for .223, .308. 30-30, .375 Win, and 6.5 Grendel. Winchester uses it in the majority of their ammo in the popular calibers. It's a nice medium burn powder, meters well, engineered to have a low flame temperature. Back in the late 90's or early 00's I decided to get an "all purpose powder" to cover all my rifle loadings for when/if it became difficult to get. When the shelves are out of Varget you can still find W748.
