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Post by hacker54 on Jul 1, 2014 15:17:58 GMT -5
Well since we have a dedicated for the AR platform I thought that this will fit in just fine. I also had this posted at the Hub. Lyman has out for some time now a reloading book just for the AR platform. The book covers everything that the AR platform is chambered in. From the .223/5.56 to 50 Beowulf. There is even cast bullet loads for select calibers. Very informative front chapters on the case prep and ins and out of the AR. The copy is more available now. Check with you on line suppliers to see if they have it.  |
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Post by krwada on Jul 1, 2014 15:35:20 GMT -5
Well since we have a dedicated for the AR platform I thought that this will fit in just fine. I also had this posted at the Hub. Lyman has out for some time now a reloading book just for the AR platform. The book covers everything that the AR platform is chambered in. From the .223/5.56 to 50 Beowulf. There is even cast bullet loads for select calibers. Very informative front chapters on the case prep and ins and out of the AR. The copy is more available now. Check with you on line suppliers to see if they have it. Hello Gary; You have a copy of this thing? What is your opinion of this book. I am thinking about purchasing this thing. I already have Zediker's Competitive AR build and guide book. My plans are to thoroughly research all things AR, (as I did with the Ruger 1022) before starting on my next full custom build. |
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Post by hacker54 on Jul 1, 2014 16:04:17 GMT -5
Ken,
Yes I do have a copy. It goes over your typical case prep. A section on cartridge confusion with 7.62x51 Nato vs.308 Win and of course the 5.56x45 Nato vs .223 Rem. Short write up on the Wylde Chamber. There is also a section on "Federal Definition of a Semi-Automatic Assault Rifle" This section is written by a retires ATF senior special agent. Sections on suppressors and how to load for them. Oh and a special section for loading the 204 Ruger in the AR. This book deals in the reloading of the cartridges for the AR doesn't cover builds. Over al yes I do like this book as I stated a informative front chapters and another source of data to cross reference with. Since I am just starting to load for one (son-in-law's) I have found it most helpful for me.
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Post by krwada on Jul 1, 2014 16:30:20 GMT -5
Ken, Yes I do have a copy. It goes over your typical case prep. A section on cartridge confusion with 7.62x51 Nato vs.308 Win and of course the 5.56x45 Nato vs .223 Rem. Short write up on the Wylde Chamber. There is also a section on "Federal Definition of a Semi-Automatic Assault Rifle" This section is written by a retires ATF senior special agent. Sections on suppressors and how to load for them. Oh and a special section for loading the 204 Ruger in the AR. This book deals in the reloading of the cartridges for the AR doesn't cover builds. Over al yes I do like this book as I stated a informative front chapters and another source of data to cross reference with. Since I am just starting to load for one (son-in-law's) I have found it most helpful for me. Hello Gary; Yes, I do know that this book does not cover builds. However, reading about reloading for the AR and all the variants will be most helpful with my next build, (which most likely be an AR). The "Federal Definition of a Semi-Auto Assault Rifle" also sounds very interesting too. Also ... I had no idea that there needed to be a special consideration for loading for suppressors. Thanks! Ken |
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My daughter came from Missouri, my son and grand son, my wife and I had a nice dinner of grilled "porter house" pork chops, corn on the cobb, my son, G'son and I share 10/5. G'son is 4 minutes early though @ 10/4.
Pooh I hope you find to right house . 
