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YellowSnow said:
It was crazy Grundle. I just keptGrundleStiltzkin said:
DisagreeYellowSnow said:
Yes, I am right you whooshy bastards.MikeDamone said:
Nope!YellowSnow said:
No, I did not. I thought it stood for the name of the original manufacturer of the precursor to the M-16.MikeDamone said:Did you know AR stands for “Assault Rifle”?
The “AR” in “AR-15” rifle stands for ArmaLite rifle, after the company that developed it in the 1950s. “AR” does NOT stand for “assault rifle” or “automatic rifle.”
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pullingpressing the trigger and mor bullets kept coming out of the barrel. -
If you decide to buy one make sure you know the difference between .223 and 5.56mm ammunition.
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Both work in an AR. 223 works fine in a 5.56 but not always the other way around if you're shooting a bolt gun etc.USMChawk said:If you decide to buy one make sure you know the difference between .223 and 5.56mm ammunition.
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The 5.56 round can (probably does) have higher pressure and will void the warranty on most .223 rifles. A .223 is manufactured to lower specs.Sledog said:
Both work in an AR. 223 works fine in a 5.56 but not always the other way around if you're shooting a bolt gun etc.USMChawk said:If you decide to buy one make sure you know the difference between .223 and 5.56mm ammunition.
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That's why my primary ARs are an HK and a Barrett. Manufactured to end of the world specs.USMChawk said:
The 5.56 round can (probably does) have higher pressure and will void the warranty on most .223 rifles. A .223 is manufactured to lower specs.Sledog said:
Both work in an AR. 223 works fine in a 5.56 but not always the other way around if you're shooting a bolt gun etc.USMChawk said:If you decide to buy one make sure you know the difference between .223 and 5.56mm ammunition.
Also, thinking of taking an old PS-15 S&W I have and converting it to a race gun with an Adams piston (it's already a piston gun but the Adams design is better and will interface with the new trigger group) and an Echo binary trigger. Suck it anti gun fags. 'Murica -
Normally I think the standard measurements for calibers sound so much tuffer than their Eurofeeg equivalents- .308 Winchester vs 7.62 NATO. But .223 Remington just so sounds so wimpy.Swaye said:
That's why my primary ARs are an HK and a Barrett. Manufactured to end of the world specs.USMChawk said:
The 5.56 round can (probably does) have higher pressure and will void the warranty on most .223 rifles. A .223 is manufactured to lower specs.Sledog said:
Both work in an AR. 223 works fine in a 5.56 but not always the other way around if you're shooting a bolt gun etc.USMChawk said:If you decide to buy one make sure you know the difference between .223 and 5.56mm ammunition.
Also, thinking of taking an old PS-15 S&W I have and converting it to a race gun with an Adams piston (it's already a piston gun but the Adams design is better and will interface with the new trigger group) and an Echo binary trigger. Suck it anti gun fags. 'Murica -
As cool as they ARE I don't see myself ever owning an AR. I have enough frens that have them to scratch that itch once or twice a year at a range or out in the woods. And the Remington scatter gun I own gives me enough piece of mind for Zombie Apocalypse, even though I get why folks think the AR is the ultimate Zombie Apocalypse weapon. If I do purchase is gun any time soon, it's gonna be a S&W 686 in .357 mag.USMChawk said:If you decide to buy one make sure you know the difference between .223 and 5.56mm ammunition.
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I don’t own one either. It’s a hunting weapon, the ammo is expensive (compared to pistol ammo) and it’s too bulky for home defense (which is the primary excuse I give my wife for buying guns).
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It is much harder to hide from 7.62 NATO! Most shit is just concealment. Cover from real rifle fire is much harder to find!
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Zombies aren’t real. You know that right?YellowSnow said:
As cool as they ARE I don't see myself ever owning an AR. I have enough frens that have them to scratch that itch once or twice a year at a range or out in the woods. And the Remington scatter gun I own gives me enough piece of mind for Zombie Apocalypse, even though I get why folks think the AR is the ultimate Zombie Apocalypse weapon. If I do purchase is gun any time soon, it's gonna be a S&W 686 in .357 mag.USMChawk said:If you decide to buy one make sure you know the difference between .223 and 5.56mm ammunition.
