Relevant username.
Relevant username.
223 and not 5.56?
It is safe to fire a 223 round from most 5.56 mm firearms, but it is not safe to fire 5.56 mm rounds from a 223 firearm. Because these two rounds look very similar and have the same size case, always check the head stamping on your ammunition before loading your firearm just to be safe.
> 223 and not 5.56?
It is safe to fire a 223 round from most 5.56 mm firearms, but it is not safe to fire 5.56 mm rounds from a 223 firearm. Because these two rounds look very similar and have the same size case, always check the head stamping on your ammunition before loading your firearm just to be safe.
Could be rechambered fairly easily. Also being a Kalashnikov, it could probably handle quite a few 5.56 rounds before any real problems.
Could be rechambered fairly easily. Also being a Kalashnikov, it could probably handle quite a few 5.56 rounds before any real problems.
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