mike243 said:because its a great round :) ,
stik said:mike243 said:because its a great round :) ,
it is. but i would prefer it in a bolt gun. for the AR, i want 223(cheaper) AND 308 :whistle:
you have read correctly But that could be said about any calibur or gun.a round perfected to each gun is the best way to go if you are into handloading.if you dont you have to try factory ammo untill you find the most accurate/price.alot boils down to what you want it for.if practice is all a person needed rimefire/223 that uses low powder drops & cheap bullets are needed.for a man stopper to way out younder 243 & up.55g - 100g in factory loads make it very versital with the 243.too many chocies & too little $ makes it ruff :) ,heck if i could afford what i wanted it would take a large building to store them inHammer said:stik said:mike243 said:because its a great round :) ,
it is. but i would prefer it in a bolt gun. for the AR, i want 223(cheaper) AND 308 :whistle:
I already have an AR10, so all in would need is the .243 upper. I just don't know anyone who has had one in .243, I have read that they are better with handloads vs. factory loads.
Hammer said:stik said:mike243 said:because its a great round :) ,
it is. but i would prefer it in a bolt gun. for the AR, i want 223(cheaper) AND 308 :whistle:
I already have an AR10, so all in would need is the .243 upper. I just don't know anyone who has had one in .243 , I have read that they are better with handloads vs. factory loads.