Reloading Manuels Strong on .223/5.56

Years past I loaded a lot of .223 for my AR. however the reloading equipment has been packed away for a while due to career and family considerations, I have been unpacking and refurbishing my reloading equipment lately and want to get some updated Reloading manuals.
I want to get at least one manual that has a good amount of information on loading .223/5.56 ammo, or is there such a beast out there.

Can any one suggest a manual that has a lot of good late information for this purpose or do I just need to pick up several manuals and surf the the web sites for information.:thank_you2:

The Sierra manual has a section specifically for the AR15 with a pretty good selection of powders and bullet weights.

I use this data from Hodgdon. Once your in the proper screen fill in the caliber and bullet weight and they have quite a bit of accurate date that I have personally loaded and shot. Most of them have performed excellent in 4 different AR’s for me.

http://data.hodgdon.com/main_menu.asp

So Cabela’s or Sportsmans Warehouse sell this localy. The Complete Reloading Manual for the .223 Remington (One Book, One Caliber) [Paperback] I have also posted a link on Amazon. Good book. Even goes gun specific.

http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Reloading-Manual-Remington-Caliber/dp/B000VK0P8Q/ref=sr_1_2?s=gateway&ie=UTF8&qid=1285814155&sr=8-2

I also purchased The Complete Reloading Manual for the .223 Remington (One Book, One Caliber) [Paperback]. Has all the info you need under one cover, Great Choice!!!

Does it cover 5.56 loads as well or just .223 remi?

This is the only reloading manual I’ve seen that has data developed using a Colt chamber. Is it actual 5.56 pressure?? - very likely not; and that’s probably a good thing. Still better than data developed using a .223 chamber.

Thanks for the replies guys, All my manuals are from the late 70’s, early 80’s
and I wanted to get an idea on where to start, I have about 5 manuals that I used then and I wanted to spread out over time the purchase of the new updated versions as they have not gotten any cheaper, I just wanted to get an Idea where to start that would give me the biggest bang for the buck:laugh:

The Sierra data is publicly available.

No reason to buy the manual unless you want to have it handy.

See the link below for a pdf of their data.

http://accurateshooter.net/Downloads/sierra223ar.pdf

I would post an attachment, but it’s too large and exceeds the site limit.