reloading a 5.56 brass using .223 dies

[bigedp51]

Guys, I need your help.

I've been reloading handgun ammo for 12 years now but it's my first time to reload a rifle ammo. My first concern is all my brass are 5.56 and my dies are marked .223. Can i reload safely using a .223 dies? is this safe? I'll be using it in a 5.56 chambered M4.

Thanks for the help.

Your speedometer has MPH and KPH on it and 60 MPH is 96.560747 KPH but but are the same speed.

And .223 Rem is the same as 5,56 is the Metric Conversion of the .223 Rem.

Please notice below on the left side the black RCBS die box marked .223/5.56x45. Chambers and dies vary in size and none of my dies below are exactly the same "BUT" they are for the same caliber no matter what side of the Atlantic you live on.

ya know, this is the first time Im going to blatently say people on this forum are just pure useless cocky assholes when someone asks a question. yes, I have a chrono, yes I have tested the XM193 loads over it. what I was asking for is if anyone else had loaded anything close and what kind of results they were getting. there is no need for any of you to act high and mighty and treat other people who have questions to such things as dumb ignorant morons.

last time Ill ask for help from any of you in here.

Below is the load data for duplicating military cartridges even if you think someone is a anus orifice. (same size as a metric orifice)