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[ranger 2020]

The Henry AR7 is another rifle that you can break down. Barrel & action stores in the stock along with 3 magazines. I have shot probably 6-8 different brands of ammo with only one problem. I still am amazed that I can assemble this rifle in less than a minute. Then shoot 4 to 6 bell ringers out of 8 shots at 100 yards.

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[BS67]

Over the last year have been picking up 223 brass folks left on the ground. Decided a couple weeks ago to size it all.......trim it........swage the pockets.......prime 'em. Finally got a chance to load 'em up and gave 'em a final taper crimp this morning. 851 cases total. Got some 55gr FMJ pilled military bullets for .06 each. Had an 8lb keg of AA2230 powder that was free. Ended up loading the 851 rounds for .12 each. Total cost of about $102 for 851 rounds of 223.

Backstory on the powder......had ordered an 8lb keg of AA2230. Fedex pulled up and evidently rough handing during s/h caused the container to break open. Mighta lost 10% of the powder in the Fedex truck (he was pissed). Called the supplier and told them. They sent me a new 8lb keg and told me to keep what powder was left in the broke open container. Win-Win!

.06 for bullet
.07 for primer
Cases FREE
Powder FREE

 

[Bob902]

Over the last year have been picking up 223 brass folks left on the ground. Decided a couple weeks ago to size it all.......trim it........swage the pockets.......prime 'em. Finally got a chance to load 'em up and gave 'em a final taper crimp this morning. 851 cases total. Got some 55gr FMJ pilled military bullets for .06 each. Had an 8lb keg of AA2230 powder that was free. Ended up loading the 851 rounds for .12 each. Total cost of about $102 for 851 rounds of 223.

Backstory on the powder......had ordered an 8lb keg of AA2230. Fedex pulled up and evidently rough handing during s/h caused the container to break open. Mighta lost 10% of the powder in the Fedex truck (he was pissed). Called the supplier and told them. They sent me a new 8lb keg and told me to keep what powder was left in the broke open container. Win-Win!

.06 for bullet
.07 for primer
Cases FREE
Powder FREE

I'll buy your 851 rounds for .15 each?

 

[TXRangerTim]

The Henry AR7 is another rifle that you can break down. Barrel & action stores in the stock along with 3 magazines. I have shot probably 6-8 different brands of ammo with only one problem. I still am amazed that I can assemble this rifle in less than a minute. Then shoot 4 to 6 bell ringers out of 8 shots at 100 yards.

The Henry AR7 was designed as a USAF pilot survival rifle. A lot of people has issues, probably operator, and go to 10-22 breakdown.

 

[Glocker]

Sad day. I broke down my AR pistol chambered in 9mm. The upper will see duty on my SBR'ed AR lower, but it looks goofy as hell and I don't like it. Oh well. I guess I will have to live with it. I have a stock for my formally-9mm-AR-lower, and it will get a 16" 5.56 upper.

 

[BS67]

I'll buy your 851 rounds for .15 each?

You're only 9 hours away......grab your AR and the Ranger and we'll go shoot 'em off!

 

[AzScorpion]

I'll buy your 851 rounds for .15 each?

Heck I was going to offer him .20/round. And I thought I was the Pollack? ?

 

[9zero1790]

Over the last year have been picking up 223 brass folks left on the ground. Decided a couple weeks ago to size it all.......trim it........swage the pockets.......prime 'em. Finally got a chance to load 'em up and gave 'em a final taper crimp this morning. 851 cases total. Got some 55gr FMJ pilled military bullets for .06 each. Had an 8lb keg of AA2230 powder that was free. Ended up loading the 851 rounds for .12 each. Total cost of about $102 for 851 rounds of 223.

Backstory on the powder......had ordered an 8lb keg of AA2230. Fedex pulled up and evidently rough handing during s/h caused the container to break open. Mighta lost 10% of the powder in the Fedex truck (he was pissed). Called the supplier and told them. They sent me a new 8lb keg and told me to keep what powder was left in the broke open container. Win-Win!

.06 for bullet
.07 for primer
Cases FREE
Powder FREE

if you would like to make even more profit on say 200 rounds let me know lol.

 

[9zero1790]

Sad day. I broke down my AR pistol chambered in 9mm. The upper will see duty on my SBR'ed AR lower, but it looks goofy as hell and I don't like it. Oh well. I guess I will have to live with it. I have a stock for my formally-9mm-AR-lower, and it will get a 16" 5.56 upper.

i had to take my brace off and put on the nerf foam thingy. looks totally stupid and now its very uncomfy to try to use. damn atf. why dont they punish criminals instead of folks trying to follow the laws.

 

[Bob902]

Heck I was going to offer him .20/round. And I thought I was the Pollack? ?

if you would like to make even more profit on say 200 rounds let me know lol.

Dang rich folks. I had a good deal going before you all chimed in.?

 

[9zero1790]

it was not that long ago i would turn my nose up at any 223 or 556 that cost more than 24 cents a pop... geez. ?

 

[AzScorpion]

Dang rich folks. I had a good deal going before you all chimed in.?

I'll even up the anti, I'll throw in 2 dozen eggs. That should put me in the lead. ??

 

[Bob902]

I'll even up the anti, I'll throw in 2 dozen eggs. That should put me in the lead. ??

I'm out. No way I can compete with that vast amount of money.

 

[AzScorpion]

I'm out. No way I can compete with that vast amount of money.

 

[D Fresh]

The Henry AR7 is another rifle that you can break down. Barrel & action stores in the stock along with 3 magazines. I have shot probably 6-8 different brands of ammo with only one problem. I still am amazed that I can assemble this rifle in less than a minute. Then shoot 4 to 6 bell ringers out of 8 shots at 100 yards.

The Henry AR7 was designed as a USAF pilot survival rifle. A lot of people has issues, probably operator, and go to 10-22 breakdown.

Also. 10/22s are lego guns like ARs.

If one was ranking aftermarket support of rifles the 10/22 falls right behind an AR patterned rifle.

But those Henry's are slick.

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