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Will regular full length reloading dies work or will I need a small base sizer (If available?)
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Re: Special dies needed for AR-15 loads?
If you are loading and shooting for diffrent 223's they are for 100% reliability. Using standard dies the case is sized to be just in spec, small base dies sixe the case down to the tighter end of factory specs.
Jf all you shoot is Ar's you may not have any problems, but (for example here) lets say you end up with some brass fired in a Mini 14 or a AK, they may not fit the chamber of your AR's or or just one AR if it has a tight chamber. -
Re: Special dies needed for AR-15 loads?
I have NO idea what my brass was ran thru. It is all once fired (From what ??) Federal commercial .223. Am planning on loading a bunch of soft points, reliability must be there. So I take it I need to find small base dies. Always something else to blow money on!"some people never let their given word interfere if something they want comes along"
The real problem with the world are laws preventing culling.Comment
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Re: Special dies needed for AR-15 loads?
If you already have a set of dies, you can purchase just the small base sizer die.
Midway for one should have them.Comment
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Re: Special dies needed for AR-15 loads?
Originally posted by mgjohn View Post
This is one of the reasons my .223 is a Saiga AK type action. It will shoot ANYTHING!Comment
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Re: Special dies needed for AR-15 loads?
To ensure your AR-15 cycles reloads, use a small base sizer die. Especially if you pick range brass up or purchase range brass from the military.“I have a Right to my Life; I have a Right to the Fruits of my Labor. If you concede the principle of the Income Tax, you concede the principle that the government owns ALL your income and permits you to keep a certain percentage of it.”
─Ron Paul, interview by Time on Sep 17, 2009.Comment
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