I have an AR 15 \ M16 type rifles 223 or 556 cal . Which rod size will fit these types of rifles
350447
I use the .22 cal rod and like a longer rod with the female attachment end. The .17 cal rod is thinner and won't work as good as the .22 on the .223. Hope this helps
1119708
no, you need the .308 boresnake . Hoppe's 24011 BoreSnake Rifle Bore Cleaner, M-16, .22-.223 Caliber, 5.56mm then select .308.
2225224
I would say not. The 22/250 rem is .4728 base diameter and the 223 is .378 base diameter which means that it would be undersized and would more than likely jam in the barrel not to mention it would not be centered due to the imperfect fit. I would not attempt to use it in your 22/250.
27159
The rods are 15mm and the thread is M12 (metric thread). I bought the following to screw into the base and then I put the original rods on the front (since they don't have inside thread). Note, there is a slight gap between the two types of rods when screwed together. http://www.amazon.com/2pcs-Black-Aluminum-Alloy-15mm/dp/B00AZFCFYY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1425258907&sr=8-5&keywords=6+inch+15mm+aluminum+rods+M12+thread
1109859
This should function o.k. The mouth on the catcher is more than big enough for the .556, and should catch the .308 shells too. The straps are plenty long to go around most any forearms. Since the .308 casings are a bit larger, the catch bag will fill up quicker, but probably will still hold 15 or 20.
2231513
The 3.3-3.75 inch 9mm, but it's a coin toss. Maybe the right size barrel rod will show up, maybe not.
272506
I believe this is for a 223. Have it mounted on a mini14. I shoot mostly 62 grain sighted in using the 15 yard method.
544555
The ABS-65a or ABF-90a will be a nice match for a 15' rod. Difference will be line capacity.
1444578
223 and 22lr have different size catridges, so the 223 will be too big. Kit cannot be customized.
366642
you can use the rod for the 10/22 or any 22 caliber. the rod will be two large diameter for a 17 caliber.
960962
A 12" rod should be good for pistols. You will want to buy a rod for your .22 and a separate one for the larger calibers. The .22 rod may not be as stiff as you would like it when cleaning a .40. 27" should work just fine bein that carbines tend to be 18" or less. Again the same logic applies with caliber selection a .22 rod may not be as stiff for the larger calibers and the larger caliber rods will not fit in a .22 barrel.
1992981
Those should fit. I used the mounts for a Remington 700 22 mag. Narrow rifle and they fit fine.
1772617
These work in any rifle chambered (in this case) for the 223/556. That is the great thing about them. The laser element is encased in a necked cartridge with the laser projecting from where the bullet would be and the firing pin hitting the switch where the primer would be. I love mine.
1285230
one its a 30 mm tube, so get appropriate rings. Two this scope weights about half what your ar will. Unless this Rodk River is a target version. this is to much scope. It is big, and heavy and bulky. check out the nikon p-223 series scopes.
1312185
Technically it will attach if you have a railed forend to attach it too. I doubt it will fit flush against the magwell on a 308 considering I had to dremel the heck out of it to get it to fit flush on a 556. So the answer is it will attach but I doubt it will "fit" without modifications. I have pictures of how it fits after those modifications in the customer images.
1723247
Pickatini or weaver. It works great on my ar15. You can always change the rings
2182221
Russel is absolutely correct: http://gallowayprecision.com/ruger/lcp/stainless-steel-guide-rod-for-ruger-lcp/