Classic Green destroying brass?

[Paulinator]

It's not a problem, it's a feature. One of the things that makes it so reliable.
I'd rather have a reliable, hard ejection than an anemic one like AR's have.

Hard ejection. My classic green sends the brass 30 to 40 feet to my 2 O'Clock. Does everyone send the brass out like this?

 

[nestle]

A strong extraction and ejection sequence is a great thing in a mil rifle.

Get a .223 SAKO bolt if you like to tinker with varmint ammunition, I don't see why anyone would bother reloading .223.

 

[Paulinator]

A strong extraction and ejection sequence is a great thing in a mil rifle.

Get a .223 SAKO bolt if you like to tinker with varmint ammunition, I don't see why anyone would bother reloading .223.

You reload to work up accurate loads with the projectile you desire.

 

[acrashb]

You reload to work up accurate loads with the projectile you desire.

And / or to cut the cost in half or more. Both great reasons.

 

[evilhaze]

And / or to cut the cost in half or more. Both great reasons.

He's right, because even .223 prices are starting to creep into the ridiculous range.