When I go to the range, will this ammo fire like new ammo?
1714950
Yes. If you clean, inspect, size and reload the brass accordingly it will shoot like new.
1714951
If loaded properly yes I got some from here and loaded my own and worked flawless
1714952
You won't be able to tell the difference. Only had approximately 10-15 that were flawed out of the bag, pre load.
1714953
This is not ammo, this is the brass for you to load your own ammunition. The quality of the ammunition you fire in the range will depend on your loading techniques, the powder you use, the load you feed the brass, etc., etc.. This brass has been fired once and after inspecting the ones I received, out of 1,000, I rejected one, so that's a great percentage there. I hope I have answered your question. Good shooting. Stay safe and blessed.
1524061
No, but you should not, repeat, should not dry fire 22 or other rimfire ammo. it's bad for the firing pin and chamber face.
1902835
I haven't started loading rifle ammo on my new loader yet. I am cutting my teeth on loading .45 ACP. With that being said, the best recommendation I can make is that you go to youtube.com and search for .223 reloading. There is lots of information for other reloaders on that site. And you won't regret doing the research.
1275116
Yes it will and if you have ever fired your weapon you will notice the difference on the recoil from your standard pin from this one good shooting.
1415029
Yes. I load all my .223/5.56 ammo on standard 10 rd clips so they're ready to go when I need to load up my mags.
2176988
Occasional muzzle flash for me but I have only used one type of ammo so far. Concussion and sound are pretty amazing. Sounds like a cannon at an indoor range. I would say a major plus for it would be the reduced recoil and muzzle rise. Definitely worth the money.
858880
You'll put some serious "pock-marks" in it if you shoot it with the .223. Get a gong, they're more robust and can handle the higher velosity rifle rounds.
432398
Yes... you will love it. It also will stretch a lot... so you will have to adjust it. I left mine cocked for 24 hrs so it would stretch out and then I readjusted it. It shoots better than any I have used.
772056
Hi this is Frank - You are not really going to notice a big difference with factory ammunition - I noticed a little difference with defense ammo - I upgraded both the spring & rod; more for ease of cleaning and just to know for myself what spring weight was in the gun
377645
Depends. If you're shooting a large caliber and have a good contrasting target, then yes. I just did that last week at the range and with those targets that leave a colored area around the hole, I could see the .300 win mag mark at 300 yards. They are not Swarovski's but they are worth the money I spent on them for sure.
312830
These are not perfectly accurate, just close. So I start at 50yds or at 100yds and go from there. Then I dialed it in with real ammo, they just save a little ammo at the start, but there not dead on accurate.
1542308
It should. I have shot 9mm and .40S&W.; There isn't any sign of damage with those rounds Make sure you shoot from a safe distance.
2114566
You will completely and utterly destroy this thing with a .223 round. That can be fun too though.
1224404
Yes. In the middle of a 30 round course of fire the tube migrated down and stopped me from changing mags by folding up in the magazine well. Since then Ive trimmed a bit off the front and applied an adhesive to stop the migration. Going to the range again soon. We'll see.
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Jim, I mounted this scope on my .300 BLK and I have about 1,000 round through it and it hasn't moved. I sighted it in the day I got it and haven't adjusted it since and it's always been dead on. I know .308 is a little more recoil but I think you should be fine with it. I've tested this scope pretty thoroughly. Good luck, hope you get it.
1516720
You may fire when ready, Gridley! (Sorry, that's a Navy thing.) Yep, you can shoot it when it arrives, no adjustments necessary.
518203
For 1st - 4th magazine (16 round) it will probably average in the 300 fps range which nets excellent accuracy. After these firings fps drops off. I continue to fire up to 8 - 10 mags, however and obviously, the fps really drops off.