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    Quote Originally Posted by GJM View Post
    PMC 55 grain .223 is my practice ammo of choice. Stoeger says the same.
    I've had excellent results with this ammo for practice and training courses. Good stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GJM View Post
    PMC 55 grain .223 is my practice ammo of choice. Stoeger says the same.
    The PMC Bronze 55 grain FMJ load produces acceptable accuracy for a load in this category, but velocity often runs ~ 200 FPS slower than a true mil-spec M193 load.



    PMC Bronze 55 Grain FMJ



    I evaluated the accuracy (technically, the precision) of the PMC Bronze 55 grain FMJ ammunition using my 20” stainless-steel Lothar-Walther barreled AR-15. This barrel has a 223 Wylde chamber with a 1:8” twist.

    Three 10-shot groups fired in a row from my bench-rest set-up at a distance of 100 yards had the following extreme spreads:

    2.22”
    1.82”
    2.15”

    for a 10-shot average extreme spread of 2.06”. The 30-shot composite group had a mean radius of 0.72”.

    The smallest 10-shot group . . .







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