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I don’t think they sell that version of the round to the public. Just law enforcement. |
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They're used in Mexico by the cartels. |
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Fn five seven. |
Any thoughts on buying something like the Springfield SAINT or RUGER AR-556 pistol vs build yourself from a kit? I'm thinking of this from PSA:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1592928847.jpg https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-10-5-5-56-nato-1-7-phosphate-classic-shockwave-pistol-kit-black-5165449130.html I've assembled a lower before, so no real issue. |
I just bought that kit and built it two weeks ago. Works great. I already had a few stripped lowers laying around. I had it running in no time.
Edit: Mine has the Magpul handguards. |
I have a stripped lower in the safe that needs some love...
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I would go with a 14 inch barrel for all around ballistics.
The lower barrel size looks cool, but are extremely loud and essentially a door buster gun. As always it comes down to practicality, vs fun. With that said if anyone needs a 7 inch barrel for the 223. I'll sell one cheap. |
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2900 is optimistic on normal ammo.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1592962171.jpg |
Interesting. That is a good chart. It seems to me that the larger rounds, while moving slower, might be a better choice.
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It's a little bit more than that. 1:7 twist as in the link posted won't shoot lighter bullets with good results. The 1:7 is good for 55-69gr if using the chart. Which is the bulk/surplus ammo. m855 is 62 gr, 55 is the cheapy stuff that is always available, 64gr for tracer. The ballastics are predictable.
Compare those rounds with a short barrel .223/5.56 to the 7.62x39 through a short barrel akm. The velocities will be comparable, but the 7.62x39 has more energy. That's why I say they're fun, but realistically a toy. |
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