5.56 NATO Brass

[AlBur]

Durham tend to combine the 2 & simply state 0.223/5.56 & 0.308Win/7.62x51.
This is for both the arms & the ammo.

Obviously it will require full length resizing & trimming for a particular rifle & the crimp will have to be removed.
It is also well known that RG brass has thick walls. This should be taken into account when reloading.
None of which detracts from the fact that it is good, once fired, brass at a sensible price.

For info the brass on offer has been once fired in a 0.223 rifle which does NOT have a "loose" 5.56 chamber.

Al.