Marauder
Revolver Addict
- Dec 14, 2010
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What service allows their soldiers, airmen, marines or sailors to use their own reloads in their service rifles?
What service allows their soldiers, airmen, marines or sailors to use their own reloads in their service rifles?
What service allows their soldiers, airmen, marines or sailors to use their own reloads in their service rifles?
748 has been my go to powder for .223 for many years. That stuff throws remarkably well too. Good powder for volume reloading, but it always seems to print on paper well too.
I do seem to recall a show on Marine sniper students loading their own.
DocAitch
748 has been my go to powder for .223 for many years. That stuff throws remarkably well too. Good powder for volume reloading, but it always seems to print on paper well too.
Fantastic group, Marauder!!
As you did, I interpreted Blaster 229's post as him inferring that "service rifle" refers to the rifle assigned a member of the armed forces rather than the competitive classification Service Rifle in which anyone who owns a stock M1, M14 (M1A), or M16 (AR15) meeting the rules in the CMP reference above can compete (and load their own ammo).
I do seem to recall a show on Marine sniper students loading their own.
DocAitch
What service allows their soldiers, airmen, marines or sailors to use their own reloads in their service rifles?
USAMU and the Marines both load their own match ammo.