Fast heavy hunting Load formula for .223?

[Varmint Hunter]

http://www.nosler.com/nosler-load-data/223-remington/ (scroll down to the 64 gr bullet data)

The CFE load is very accurate in my rifle and yields just over 3,000 ft/sec. The 64 gr bonded bullet is all you need for the intended task and they are not difficult to find. AR shooters seem to love them.
I use standard Federal Match primers but some shooters have better results with mag primers.

Ok - your research is done - As always, start low and work your loads up. The Nosler "accuracy load" worked great in my rifle.

 

[Jungleexplorer]

Thank you Varmint Hunter. I appreciate that great info.

 

[Varmint Hunter]

Thank you Varmint Hunter. I appreciate that great info.

BTW - Shooters Pro Shop (on line) sells Nosler "seconds or blems". You can frequently find the 64 gr bonded bullets there for a good price. They shoot every bit as good in my rifles and they are worth a try. Flat rate shipping too.

 

[Jungleexplorer]

.Thanks again. The Shooters Pro Shop does not have any 64 grain right now, but I will keep watch for them. For high pressure loads, should a use nato 5.56 brass or .223 brass?