I don't have much good to say about the accuracy of Privi factory loadings in .223. It looks more like I am patterning buckshot than shooting groups (and I know its not me or the rifle lol). But the brass I am recovering is top notch. I use it in my .20 Tac. and it is very good. Cases only vary by .1 to .2 grains and neck down and take the shoulder change very easily.
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Win vs Privi brass?
- Thread starter y2k
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The privi brass is quite good, however I have not had too many problems with Winchester. Only one experience of note. Back when it was possible to ship stuff from the USA fairly easily I purchased a bulk pack of 1100 pieces of Winchester 204R brass from Midway Shooting, about 3-4 in every bag of 100 had deformed or split case necks, considering it was a brand new caliber at the time I didn't complain, the rest will last me a lifetime...
similar experiences out of my Remington 799. Seems like it is too hot when fired. The brass works great when loaded to slightly less velocities. I simply can't get the same velocity with my powder of choice, but I get better accuracy, so I think I'll keep it.I don't have much good to say about the accuracy of Privi factory loadings in .223. It looks more like I am patterning buckshot than shooting groups (and I know its not me or the rifle lol). But the brass I am recovering is top notch. I use it in my .20 Tac. and it is very good. Cases only vary by .1 to .2 grains and neck down and take the shoulder change very easily.
