Also, Barnes posts their load manual for free online: https://barnesbullets.com/load-data/
Hodgdon's Reloading Data Center is also really useful: https://hodgdonreloading.com/rldc/
Yes, kind of, sort of. You can use a like-weighted cup and core recipe for a mono but start at the published starting load. Work up slowly. You will hit pressure earlier with most monos (the Hammers being a notable exception) due to higher bearing surface.
If you want it to go bang every single time, Glock. A G43 with +2 Taran Tactical mag extension is my summer carry; G29 in 10mm my concealed carry for cooler weather or backcountry. Have also carried G19, G20, G30, G36, G42, maybe some others that I’m not remembering offhand. They just plain...
Yeah, I can't argue with that. I also just hate chasing my brass all over the place. Had pretty decent accuracy with the IMI 77gr. SMK 5.56 load out of my Bren-- was comfortably ringing steel out past 500 a couple of weekends ago-- but you're right that it runs $1/rd.
@220yotekiller: Don't be...
I had a Sig AR that ate brass like it was its job. Significant case stretch, gashes from the feed ramps, etc. Was probably overgassed if I had to guess.
Most commercial ARs are going to max out around 1.5MOA unless you are jumping up into the Geissele range. I've given up reloading .223...
Gorgeous No. 1. I'm kissing 3200fps with the 95gr. Hammer HHT in a 21" .257 Roberts AI built on a CZ 550 FS. Probably don't need particularly need to go to the 26" to scare 25-06 performance.