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Using commercial .223 cartridges in a 5.56-chambered rifle should work reliably, but generally will not be as accurate as when fired from a .223-chambered gun due to the excessive leade. There always seems to be a lot of confusion over the difference between a .223 and a 5.56 chamber. I often receive questions asking if someone can shove 5.56 ammo into their new AR-15. The quick answer is maybe. Just because a gun has .223/5.56 scribed on the barrel, does not mean it can handle either piece of ammunition equally.
Traditionally, much of the AR is already plastic. However, recent developments are pushing the limits of the AR design, and the polymer lower receiver is now commonplace.
The house is on fire and you only have time to grab one AR-15. This is just a thought exercise…Read More >
In any list of the “best,” there is going to be discussion and perhaps even arguments over the choices that…Read More >
Reloaders have customization options for varmint cartridges that factory options cannot profitably fulfill. They are targeting the sweet spot of…Read More >
Some people prefer barrel lengths around 30 inches when it comes to their AR-15s. Others like 12.7 inches. There are…Read More >
Let’s start out by admitting there are at least as many companies making AR-15 magazines as there are calibers that…Read More >
When I was doing an accuracy test of .308 Winchester ammunition a few weeks ago, I was again reminded that…Read More >
The Kel-Tec RDB17 could be considered the workingman’s bullpup. Nothing fancy, but it sure performs. The RDB17 is a no-frills…Read More >
Most of us who carry daily make a choice between comfort and ease of shooting with our choice in EDC pistols. I happen to carry a full size M&P 9mm. As an early concealed carry person, I was sure carrying such a gun would be noticed by everyone and be super uncomfortable. Over time, I gradually learned how to conceal better and more comfortably.
