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AR 5.56 ammo for sale
AR 5.56 ammo for sale The 5.56×45mm NATO is a rimless bottlenecked intermediate cartridge family developed in the … The development of the cartridge that eventually became the .
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223 rounds are virtually identical in size to 5.56mm rounds. … However, the biggest difference between the two is that 5.56x45mm ammunition is loaded to a significantly higher pressure than . 223 Remington ammunition. Correspondingly, 5.56mm chambers are designed and built to withstand the increased pressure, while
The 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge was originally designed for the U.S. Military to use in the M-16 rifle. Indeed, the M-16A1, M-16A2, and M-4 rifles and carbines commonly used by the US Army and Marine Corps (as well as the other branches of the military) over the past few decades are all chambered in 5.56 NATO.
Most the time 223 / 5.56 penetrate less drywall than either handguns or shotguns and is a very good choice for home defense. I wouldn’t use FMJ for home defense just because the other choices really are significantly better. 223 / 5.56 is a lot like 9mm and is very dependent on a good projectile
It is capable of killing or maiming well beyond its designed range, just like any other bullet. It kills or causes serious injury primarily by its velocity overcoming the lightness of the bullet to impart energy, and by the bullet’s tendency to tumble and fragment on impact with a soft body. The . 223 is plenty deadly.
The 5.56 round has a lot more powder behind it & a longer barrel than the 9mm. This adds up to a lot more speed which is devastating in damage on the target. This give it much more penetration which would normally mean it would not expend that energy in the target.