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Posted: 11/6/2014 12:38:04 AM EDT
Title says it all. Do you keep some on hand or stick with your choice of 55 gr. stuff? Indoor ranges around here won't allow it and I have 1,000 rounds sitting I will probably never shoot. Thought about offloading it to make room for one of those cheap cases of 193 that are coming and pocketing some cash.
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Title says it all. Do you keep some on hand or stick with your choice of 55 gr. stuff? Indoor ranges around here won't allow it and I have 1,000 rounds sitting I will probably never shoot. Thought about offloading it to make room for one of those cheap cases of 193 that are coming and pocketing some cash. Thoughts? View Quote I keep lots of M855 and M193. I've shot M855 at an indoor range before and didn't have any problems, I wouldn't make a habit out of it. |
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Apart from a magazine full of deer slaying ammo it's all I keep around. I loves green tips.
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Yup. My KAC loves hotter loads, and I stacked it deep for classes.
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I have none. No use for it either. I am not limited to the Haig accord for my ammo.
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I have a couple thousand rounds, wish I bought more
who shoots indoors? rifles even
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I keep a fair bit of both around. I don't really shoot indoors though, so that is not a problem.
I like 855 for shooting up appliances and other random large objects we manage to drag out to our property. |
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I try to buy green tip exclusively. Other then indoor ranges is there ANY reason not to make it my standard round to stack deep?
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I've got about five magazines of M855 and seven of M193 stacked away for long term.
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I try to buy green tip exclusively. Other then indoor ranges is there ANY reason not to make it my standard round to stack deep? View Quote I guess the fact that other than an isolated sale, 193 is going for around $275 per thousand while 855 is still around $400. That is my motivating factor. |
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Quoted: I'm sure you have lots of things stuffed in your can.... j/k...Probably... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I may have several cans of it stuffed away somewhere I'm sure you have lots of things stuffed in your can.... j/k...Probably... *rimjo...errr... *rimshot* |
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Mainly stick to 55's due to price.
But I chiefly shoot handloads anyways. 68/69s and 55 Nosler the majority of the time. |
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I have one of those 150 round boxes. The rest is all 55 grain. A little of that are hollow points.
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I'm not too crazy aboot M855. I was already there with M193.
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I'll continue to get 855 as long as I can find it at $54/150.
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It's the bulk of my plinking ammo. I find a deal on about 1000 rounds and when it gets down to a few hundred, I load up again.
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My go-to rounds are Speer Gold Dot in every firearm. I shoot the 55 grain ammo at the range and would do the same during classes. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I have none. No use for it either. I am not limited to the Haig accord for my ammo. My go-to rounds are Speer Gold Dot in every firearm. I shoot the 55 grain ammo at the range and would do the same during classes. I've had less than stellar results with 55 and 62 grain Speer gold dot when shooting pigs. 193 works better than gold dot IMO |
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Since we're on the subject, what's the general consensus on M855A1? Worth stockpiling or should one stick to M855 green-tip?
ETa: Disregard. I did some googling and apparently the M855A1 sucks. |
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About 40% of my stash is XM855 with another 40% being XM193. The last 20% is home rolled 223 which is what I shoot. I save the good stuff just in case.
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I have 76 loaded mags of it, about a 1/2 dozen of IMI 77gr OTM, and another 1/2 dozen 64 Gr Ranger soft tips. I also have a boatload of cheapy 55gr that I use for practice.
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I got rid of all my m193 so there would be potential for confusation.
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The majority of what I have is 855, most of it RORG. I had some 193, but shot it all up. So now all my 55gr stuff is PMC, Federal or Tula .223. Most of the Mags I keep loaded are full of 855, then I have some mags loaded with 60 gr V-max handloads.
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I guess I will take the 1,000 rounds I have and load them into mags.
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I guess the fact that other than an isolated sale, 193 is going for around $275 per thousand while 855 is still around $400. That is my motivating factor. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I try to buy green tip exclusively. Other then indoor ranges is there ANY reason not to make it my standard round to stack deep? I guess the fact that other than an isolated sale, 193 is going for around $275 per thousand while 855 is still around $400. That is my motivating factor. 855 is $300-320/1000. Not sure where you got $400 from. |
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I have had my AR rifle since '96 and have never fired a factory round through it, so no.
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