Forgot to mention….a CIP or Wylde chamber will fail that gauge.
Forgot to mention….a CIP or Wylde chamber will fail that gauge.
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So dumb rookie question. I just want to confirm that since these are .223 barrels, not 5.56 barrels, you shouldn't/can't use 5.56 ammo like XM193. Saw some mention that it's like a wylde chambering, so would 5.56 be ok?
Honestly, that's what's kept me from getting one, since I already have a ton of 5.56 ammo, multiple US AR's and don't want to FU, grab this rifle without thinking and start running 5.56 through it.
Last edited by cosmo223; 04-10-24 at 22:30.
If the chamber specs are similar to wylde, then you should have no problems at all shooting 5.56 pressure ammo. I had high hopes when CZ purchased Colt, but so far everything they have put out is about as exciting as watching paint dry.
I hope things change in the future.
Even if it was really a .223 chamber, it's not like the gun will blow up. You'd probably have diminished reliability with 5.56 (failure to extract, for example) and possibly popped primers.
I'd love to know for sure what the deal is, AND if the current run is chambered differently than the first 16" version. Mine definitely behaves like a 5.56 chamber. And I surely have some barrels that DO NOT behave.
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Bolt Closes on 1.4636, does NOT close on 1.4646.
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