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wish i had saved the 556 i shot out of my x39 AR, it did sound funny so i painted the x39 AR to not do that again.

308 150gr work fine in my AR and its .310 barrel. have to shoot some 220gr i loaded years ago and they are seating on the shelf.

i could not get RN to feed in my x39 AR, but it may work for you.

i use to use Norma, but can't find it any more, it was great in my opinion.

none of my ARs shoot for beans, 3" pattern 50 yards. 25.9 gr of BL-2(C) 1 in 8.

enjoyed this post, pix of one that happened to me, 9mm Commander that i've shot many times. looking at it carefully i see a crack on the other side. guess its just was shot to many times. put another 100 thru it to be sure and no problems.

RMR nukes don't feed in my 9mm commander or P6.

be careful of RMR Nukes, loaded 200 and 2 of my 9mm pistols will not cycle them every time, test them before loading all.

was at a local store today and they were selling 9mm for $9.95 per and a guy was there bought a case for $199.

tried some 220 gr x39 with 10.3 gr of 1680 and they dropped 8" at 100 yds. no trying for suppressed, just for fun.

brain fart, meant case length longer then 1.760.

i know that the case length is 2.260, but can you go 10 thousandth over and not get in trouble?

more info, powder 335, 27.2 gr, bullets seated to the same length, 1 in 8 twist.

First time to shoot these so why do 2 bullets, same weight (68 gr), but different brands (Speer, Sierra), same load, same AR, one shoots one inch left and the other one inch right. shooting pattern, not sight in, 16" barrel, mid length gas at 50 yards?

LPP paid $7.99 at Bi-mart in WA.

the only LPP i can find are magnum ones, any problems using them?

need to write it on the cap, i did it with painters tape.

my AR loves 150 gr 311 bullets.

i know they should be 1.760, but can they be a little longer? got about 300 cases that are 1.768 to 1.770 and if i don't have to shorten them that would be great. doing the primer pockets is another story.

fit in a AR mag no problem.