reload question

[Smokeyjoh17]

i been reloading pistol bullet for a while , i want to start reloading rifle bullet, i want to reload .223 , i was looking around i see manufacture sells .223 and .224 can i reload .224 ? please advise

[NoNOS67]

i been reloading pistol bullet for a while , i want to start reloading rifle bullet, i want to reload .223 , i was looking around i see manufacture sells .223 and .224 can i reload .224 ? please advise

.224 is correct for that round. Bullets for my .270 are actually .277

[Smokeyjoh17]

.224 is correct for that round. Bullets for my .270 are actually .277

oh ok thanks , i wasn't sure but now i know !!!!

[NoNOS67]

oh ok thanks , i wasn't sure but now i know !!!!

You're welcome! There are lots of 'em like that. You have a good reloading manual, right?

[Smokeyjoh17]

You're welcome! There are lots of 'em like that. You have a good reloading manual, right?

yes i currently own hornady, lymans and a dillon handbook.wish i had one book that has everything lol

[Gowking]

Have you perused the Reloading forum here? Lots of really good information down there.

[kcstott]

Read your reloading manual. At the start of every set of data for a cartridge there is all the detail about the load you are going to build.
Case length, bullet diameter, primer size and type. They even tell you what firearm it was tested in. rifling twist rate etc,
The info is in the book you just have to look.