Could this be used with .223 or 5.56mm ammo?
1858523
No. The manufacturer recommends only handguns up to 44 caliber at a distance of 30 yards. Even moving the disance out 100 or 200 yards would be dangerous at the velocities of the 223/5.56 round. Look for a rifle rated target for safety.
17940
No, it works with 5.56/ .223, the .22 mags have a different feeding method.
1398690
Doubtful, I had mine on a 223 and the reticle would not stay om while firing.
949883
No it cannot. This scope is really only sufficient for rimfire cartridges, and possibly .223...
1272048
I would assume not. It is designed to go in to the chamber for 5.56 NATO rounds. The M&P AR15 should work fine.
763350
Im not sure about 5.56 ak mags but i know it works great with all kinds of 7.62x39 and 5.45x39 AK mags.I dont really see why not not 5.45 and 5.56 are very much alike
1732939
It will work w/ .223 or 5.56. In regards to other caliber types, they break it down into 2 categories. Pistol mag loaders & Rifle/SMG mag loaders. Within those 2 categories you have model options. This model does work w/ different calibers. Here's a site that will give you more info regarding which model works w/ which calibers: http://www.maglula.com/Home.aspx
566478
it's designed for a .223 but I'm sure with the right attachments you could us it.
1936732
I think you could probably use one of the laser bore if the item you use is very close to your weapon's caliber. Of course a 5.56 couldn't be used but perhaps one of the larger calibre lasers could be functional. It's a hit or miss idea. Generall speaking I would say no, but I figure you could find a close compatible with your weapon calibre.
1981480
I bought this press specifically for .223 no issues. You will need additional set of disk for the powder measure.
846405
No it's designed for the case head size of .223 or 5.56x45. Your case heads will be to big. I would check to see if they make one for your ammo
39405
Derick, The .222 and 22-250 are very similar to the 223/5.56. After says this I believe the 55gr 22-250 will perform also identical to the 223/5.56 so the scope should work just fine.
1112
any 5.56/.223 round can be used, as well as a nail. Look for M4 front sight post tool on amazon if you want the actual item.
1405646
This kit will not. It has the .223 (5.56mm), 30.06, 7mm, .308 (7.62X51). There are other kits that may cover several of your desired calibres, but if not each of the calibres you indicate will be represented by single items, however, I'm not sure about the .22.
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Yes, at least as accurately as it would in a rifle chambered for only .223. The two rounds, .223 and 5.56, have the same exterior dimensions. From what I've read, the difference is in the 5.56 round is that it generates more pressure in the chamber when fired. You're not worried about pressure with an inert laser bore sight. If you choose to buy this or any other product, expect that it will not be perfect. It will be pretty good, but you should still go to the range and zero your sights using live ammo. I'd recommend using a target like a shoot-n-see or splatter-burst target so that you can easily see where the shot went at the range when zeroing the sights. Yes, at least as accurately as it would in a rifle chambered for only .223. The two rounds, .223 and 5.56, have the same exterior dimensions. From what I've read, the difference is in the 5.56 round is that it generates more pressure in the chamber when fired. You're not worried about pressure with an inert laser bore sight. If you choose to buy this or any other product, expect that it will not be perfect. It will be pretty good, but you should still go to the range and zero your sights using live ammo. I'd recommend using a target like a shoot-n-see or splatter-burst target so that you... » Read More Yes, at least as accurately as it would in a rifle chambered for only .223. The two rounds, .223 and 5.56, have the same exterior dimensions. From what I've read, the difference is in the 5.56 round is that it generates more pressure in the chamber when fired. You're not worried about pressure with an inert laser bore sight. If you choose to buy this or any other product, expect that it will not be perfect. It will be pretty good, but you should still go to the range and zero your sights using live ammo. I'd recommend using a target like a shoot-n-see or splatter-burst target so that you can easily see where the shot went at the range when zeroing the sights. « Show Less
668488
No, but for the money it should work pretty good. I can see .223 round holes pretty good at 300 yards. It's barley bigger than a .22 round. I guess you could compare it to a birds eye at 300 yards.
1011216
I would not use this scope on a .223. The one i purchased was very cheap and did not work well at all. It would be perfect for airsoft but not the real thing.