AAC (PSA) 5.56 NATO 77gr SMK ammo

[Former11B]

I won a case of this at a match this past weekend after a solid finish in my division (Gas Tac)

Looks great. Annealing is good, the primers aren’t raised at all, the meplats are neat and even (normally the SMKs I get have very uneven tips so you’ve got to measure ogive length which sucks when loading to mag length you might have a tip that catches)

I’m debating pulling a round and seeing but I’m pretty confident it’s a ball powder

I bought some factory 77gr SMK loads (FGMM, Sig Elite) and have my Varget handloads I’m going to put it up against soon







I’ll update this as I test it, still waiting on the factory loads to arrive

[Uffdaphil]

Sweet when you win something extremely useful. Looking forward to the factory comparisons. Some factory Nosler 77 CCs would be nice in the mix.

[Former11B]

Ammo test is on hold, Fell 12-15ft off a ladder on the first. Broke my right wrist really badly and a bunch of stuff in my face. I don't know if I'll be able to shoot even after six months. Had two surgeries and on my second night in the hospital right now.

[Uffdaphil]

Praying for a full-use recovery sooner than six months. I’m guessing some phys therapy will be on your schedule. Stick with it. The pain is temporary while the benefit is permanent. Good luck.

[alamo5000]

Ammo test is on hold, Fell 12-15ft off a ladder on the first. Broke my right wrist really badly and a bunch of stuff in my face. I don't know if I'll be able to shoot even after six months. Had two surgeries and on my second night in the hospital right now.

Whoa. Dang man. I will definitely add you to my prayers. Hopefully you are starting to feel at least a little bit better.

[UWone77]

Ammo test is on hold, Fell 12-15ft off a ladder on the first. Broke my right wrist really badly and a bunch of stuff in my face. I don't know if I'll be able to shoot even after six months. Had two surgeries and on my second night in the hospital right now.

How'd that happen? Ladder slip with you on it?

Our second furnace is in the attic. I have to break out the 18ft ladder once every 4 months to swap the filter. I don't get on that death trap unless I have a buddy holding it (due to the angle) I'm slightly puckered every time

Hoping for your speedy recovery man!

[Jerry R]

Ammo test is on hold, Fell 12-15ft off a ladder on the first. Broke my right wrist really badly and a bunch of stuff in my face. I don't know if I'll be able to shoot even after six months. Had two surgeries and on my second night in the hospital right now.

So sorry, my Friend. Prayers and good thoughts for a speedy recovery coming your way.

[FortTom]

Ammo test is on hold, Fell 12-15ft off a ladder on the first. Broke my right wrist really badly and a bunch of stuff in my face. I don't know if I'll be able to shoot even after six months. Had two surgeries and on my second night in the hospital right now.

Hoping for a full and speedy recovery.

[Joelski]

Praying for a speedy recovery, bro. Follow orders and DON'T OVER-DO it!! You will risk damage, and setbacks if you do. Ask me how I know.

PS: Never climb onto the fly section of an extension ladder without somebody heeling the ladder.

Rich: You don't have interior access for your second floor HVAC? If it's in the attic, get a scuttle hole and an attic ladder.