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The good news is.... just kindle it right to your phone! that's how i do it anymore LOL

ok. I will be interested to know

well i am definitely confused. if the second was still being published in 1985. How can the fourth edition be in 45?

picture of a 1985 on amazon, says second edition on the cover

reading on amazon, there is a 1971 manual on there. trying to figure out which edition

ok I am with you texas for life. must been updated a lot though as the 223/5.56 did not come out till the 50's

googled it ...1995

1995 when i looked at the copyright

Ok getting back on track. It appears to me that over the years some loads have been reduced. I have a 1982 speers manual and things are wayyy different when it comes to max.

just dawned on my noggin, they will be issuing the 75th this year ...yikes

cheez oh man. copyright 1995 ! I am losing track of time,like 25 years behind ...LOL

kinda hard to see, b ut if you have lotsa practice squinting , should be ok

here is the page out of my book that the load is located

Hello all, Making me feel old texas for life. see attached scan

In my Sierra book it states it is what the U.S. Army shooting team is using. Granted, my book is probably 10 years old. It is listed as 223 Remington. I don't think I have ever ran across 5.56 data. I have shot the 223 cartridge longer than I am willing to admit....LOL

25.5 gr. of Winchester 748 under a 69gr. Sierra Matchking.Standard primer.Yes, I crimp everything.It is in the Sierra book. It works well in the autoloader and the bolt as well.

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