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Reloading
Reloading for the AR-15
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<blockquote data-quote="ZebDeming" data-source="post: 334237" data-attributes="member: 12833"><p>With everything I've loaded for my AR, I've crimped using a Lee factory crimp die. On the non canalure bullets, it kinda squishes the bullet a little. It still doesn't sit right with me, deforming a bullet that little bit and all, but they have always shot well. I'm not sure if it's absolutly nessassary to crimp, but I've always done it in my AR, just for good measure. I don't have any loaded right now to take a pic of the crimp on a non canalured bullet, but if you'd like I could load up a round and take a pic.</p><p> </p><p>Zeb</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ZebDeming, post: 334237, member: 12833"] With everything I've loaded for my AR, I've crimped using a Lee factory crimp die. On the non canalure bullets, it kinda squishes the bullet a little. It still doesn't sit right with me, deforming a bullet that little bit and all, but they have always shot well. I'm not sure if it's absolutly nessassary to crimp, but I've always done it in my AR, just for good measure. I don't have any loaded right now to take a pic of the crimp on a non canalured bullet, but if you'd like I could load up a round and take a pic. Zeb [/QUOTE]
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