[MT GUNNY]

Anyone tried this stuff yet in .223 For a AR if so Whats your Thoughts?

[rbernie]

I use a LOT of it. It gives decent accuracy and the rifles seem to run just fine with it.

It actually does well in reduced loads (~20gr behind a 55gr bullet), which is how I use it mostly these days as a plinking load.

[fastbike]

I'm using quite a bit. No issues. I'm just plinking but my RRA still shoots MOA or better with TAC. I've loaded 52, 55, and 62 grain w/ this. I expect it will work as well w/69 gr.

[stormspotter]

The link below has 223 loads using Ramshot TAC. Just click on Load Guide.


http://www.ramshot.com/powders/

[flynlr]

runs great in my 5.56MM AR's

[Ridgerunner665]

I tried it...but I liked Reloder 15 better. AA 2230 is also pretty good.

[tkcomer]

It works great in both my ARs. I even use it in my 308 bolt gun and it does a great job there also. Meters like water through my powder measure.

[Farnorthdan]

I use it for .223 and it performs great, I also like the superior metering qualities.


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[matrem]

"TAC" is one of the few "good" .223/5.56 that I've not tried either.For those that have loaded a lot of it,as well as H335, WW748,Varget,BLC2,RE 15 ;
It's really worth a try? Even for bullets lighter than 69 gr?

[WNTFW]

I can't comment on accuracy as I have not tested for accuracy. I did shoot some "TAC" in close quarter usage. No problems. It metered well. Seems clean. X-Terminator is a another .223 power they make.

I found a place locally that has it so that was a big factor. I used one of there powders in .270. I shot .594 MOA at starting load with Remington PSP @200yds. Of course my friend shot sub 1/4 MOA @600yds, so I could only be so excited about my groups.

I will be trying one of there pistol powders soon. The price per pound is a bit cheaper than other powders (locally). Not sure on the price per load as I haven't compared.

[LJH]

I have one 223 that loves TAC, it gets its best groups using it. Another rifle does just fine but not as good as it does using Varget.

[fitz47]

iIlike Tac in 223,8x57mm and .308 works great and compared to milsup powders burns much cleaner

[Ky Larry]

I haven't tried TAC but if my local Sportsman's Warehose ever restocks its shelves, I'll try a pound. It's about a dollar a pound cheaper than AA, and it's about $4.00 cheaper than Hodgdon and IMR and $5.00 cheaper than Win.