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  • phonso302
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2013
    • 659

    first reload batch report.

    my first attempt at reloading. made 100 rnds of 223/5.56.
    press: lee turret classic
    swage: dillon 600

    powder: alliant 1200r
    bullet: 55 gr hornady fmj-bt
    brass: 50 lake city 5.56 / 50 mixed 223
    0al :224
    grain: 50 @ 22.5 / 50 @ 23.5
    primer: cci srp

    all fired 100 rnds fired perfectly no ftf or squib rounds. dont have a chronograph looking around to buy or barrow one.

    I was able to set up my lee turret press watching videos and reading info i found on this site.
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    MrElectric03
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2010
    • 1590

    Nice! Gotta say that's brave starting on a bottleneck rifle case. Were these shot out of an ar15? I've found mine doesn't like my reloads but getting out to test them is tough for me so getting up to a working load takes a while.
    Originally posted by ar15barrels
    So you are throwing out 95% of reality to select the 5% of reality where you are actually right?
    We must be on calguns...

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    • #3
      rcschummers
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2009
      • 1249

      Good for you! Save money by testing smaller batches, typically I test 3-5 of a certain amount of powder at a time until I find something good then move into a 20-50 round batch and finally a mass production after Im certain its perfect. Be sure to look for signs of pressure, this is one if the most important observations while reloading. Anyway, best of luck to you.


      "Right wrongs nobody"
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      • #4
        Germz
        Vendor/Retailer
        • Apr 2013
        • 4691

        hows that 1200r eh? Its pretty cheap and seems more plentiful that other .223 powders.
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        • #5
          phonso302
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2013
          • 659

          yes they where shot out of 2 different ar15 rifles,both rifles have shot anything i have put in them brass or steel. all the cases looked normal none where bulging or have signs of being over pressured... as far as the 1200r i am new to powders i had no complaints this time around. i bought 2lbs to try out and will probably buy more.

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