If it fit a 50 cal. can, why do you show a 5.56mm can in the ad?????
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These will fit in their 50 cal can like a glove. The next larger one up leaves room for even more organization of ammo boxes etc
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Because it is the SAME SIZE CAN. 9mm often also comes in the same can, and it says "9mm" on the side. Doesn't matter here. Dimensions are the same, and the boxes are commonly referred to as .50 caliber cans.
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Fifty caliber ammunition cans are commonly used to store other ammunition types, such as up to 840 cartridges of 5.56mm.
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Considering 7.62x51 are 3 -3/4" long, plus the magazine casing would make the overall width over 4 inches; I know you could fit the one, but two, probably not. So you could fit three in all rather than six. Not much commando fun in that is there?
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it all works together.. the holes in the flash hider vent the gas into the sleeve around it, then re-directs it to the front of the muzzle... You could always goto a class III dealer & get a can, it works a LOT better but a $200 tax stamp & 6 month wait to get it sucks.. & some states wont allow you to have a can.
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It's the wrong model in the photo. The one for an AR-15 is much thinner. I ordered this and received the correct model. It would be great if you could contact Amazon and have them update their photo -if you have time. Good luck
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Note that the ad uses the term "Scope Mounts". I have never seen scope "mounts" come anyway but in pairs.
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Because the seller used the wrong picture. There is also one with only 3 barrels , but this one is 5 like on the other pictures.
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Use the 30/32 for the .308. The largest size is in the kit is for .45, so there's nothing big enough for the 556.
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are you kidding me? This is AR550 steel, which is basically armor. This target will stand up to anything up to .338 Lapua
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Allan, I have not see one for the 5.45x39 round (there is no round called the 5.56x39). Best bet would be wasting the super cheap ammo and finding zero. at .10-.20 cents a round, I wouldnt worry about it.
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The title is a little confusing. In short 5.56 is a NATO ammo size and .223 is an American size. The title you have is different from what I have "Trijicon ACOG 4x32 w/Red Chevron BAC Flat Top". The description is about the calibration of the reticle. It is calibrated for 5.56mm (.223 cal) flat-top rifles out to 800 meters.Thanks James Nilandnilandsplace
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Everything I have read says 5.56. I have seen images that says you can use for .308. I would call and ask company.
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Yes - the 5.56 case is thicker to handle higher pressures, that is the difference. Because of the thickness in case your barrel may or may not be able to shoot both ammo types. Every reloading manual I own has the case size "schematic" in it...you should own one of these: Hornady Cartridge Reloading Handbook, 8th Edition
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i have o e of thes hosters i think it shod fit both 7 and 8 rounds maby i shod look closer at ad ????? i dont rember it saying it did not fit both factory clips dont no what to do with it maby wife cherch yard sale maby trash????????? charles in va.
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In the listing I believe you have an option to choose which "size" you want. But really the different "sizes" are the different reticles. When you select a size option you should see the choice show up with the type reticle described next to it. It threw me off when I was purchasing also. I think this is what you are asking?
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Hi Chris , check out amazon listing # B00JUT5FT8 ( I have this pistol in stock but not listed on amazon as yet but should be listed next week ) description and specs below Colt 1911 pistol Aged finish metal frame and slide Uses 12-gram CO2 cartridges Blowback 18-rd drop-free BB mag* Semiauto Single-action Fixed front and rear sights Ambidextrous, textured grip Manual safety Functioning grip safety Slide stays open when last BB is shot All metal Part of the proceeds donated to the NRA (National Rifle Association) *The manual states the magazine holds 18 steel BBs. However, you may be able to load 19. Sorry, but you cannot request a specific serial number. Serial No. 1 has been donated to the NRA. The 1911 firearm has earned a place in history as the most popular handgun ever made. It makes sense that we'd further honor the service this gun has given with this limited edition CO2 version. The aged finish will remind you of the countless times the firearm was holstered and drawn as the 1911 tended to the business at hand, protecting soldiers and freedom. Own a piece of history and get one of these 1911 CO2 replica pistols. Act now...for tomorrow may be too late! Specs Caliber: 0.177" (4.5mm) Velocity: 325 fps Loudness: 4-Medium-High Barrel Length: 4.5" Overall Length: 8.5" Shot Capacity: 18 Barrel: Smoothbore Front Sights: Blade Rear Sights: Fixed Scopeable: No Suggested for: Plinking/Fun Action: Semiautomatic Safety: Manual Powerplant: CO2 Function: Repeater Trigger Action: Single-action Body Type: Pistol Weight: 2.1 lbs Thanks Phil
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I have it mounted on an AR-10 (.308) with no problems. They say it is rated up to .50 cal but I can't say I tested that.
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The cans are originally designed to store 50 cal rounds. But you can store 1k 5.56 rounds easily