Yup.  Good counts of the 62 grain size.  As long as you find the time spent sorting and inspecting its all good.  I don't currently shoot the 5.56/.223 but my son just picked up a bolt gun in the caliber so I may have to invest in the necessary equipment and supplies to help him find out what the rifle likes and try to keep a lid on ammo costs during these tough times.   

Years ago I had a Remington 700 chambered in .222 Remington and it was boringly accurate if I did my part but I got out of varmint hunting and finally traded it for a lever gun to toss in the truck when poking around the back country.  The 5.56/.223 world has moved on considerably since those days and it might be time to get the 550 B upgrade for my old Dillon RL 450 and finally get dragged ( kicking and screaming ) into the 21st century.   I appreciate you posting the results of your experience(s) with new powders especially and will be looking forward to your future write-ups on these bullets.