I have a question?? Everything I have read says that 5.56 has a thicker brass then 223. When reloading 5.56 it builds greater pressure because of the thicker wall. Would it be safe to say that I can reload the 5.56 the same as my 223 load, if I'm not loading near the max load limit?
Reloading 5.56
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