Thread: Who still makes 0.223" diameter projectiles?

Add up how much you paid for the whole rig, add in ammo components used so far and now compare it to a new 223.

Take into account the struggles you are having to get your riffle to shoot and there you have it, buy once buy right.

Sorry if this makes you feel bad but sometimes something a bit cheaper isn't always the best option.

The other thing is you could also have bought a fast twist for heavier projectiles to use on deer.

All the best with your project, I really do hope it works out for you.