223 and 5.56 are the same-is completely wrong, they are simply compatible in most regards-but safely in a 5.56 shooting. There is some rather key differences in the casing design of the round and chamber of the gun. 223 for accuracy, a Leupold VX-Freedom 2-7x 33mm scope was installed using Ruger factory-supplied rings. 223 chamber and should only be used with that ammunition. Really my only point of all this, as this thread sort of went off course, is that a. The exception is the recently discontinued Mini-14 Target rifle that features a. Now if this may very well not be high enough to cause trouble for the mini-14, but again they're some risk-at least on a technical paper stats side. 223 and 5.56 isn't so extreme that a risk of injury to shooter or damaged to the gun is likely to occur.īut, I would be willing to be the mini-14 is experiencing some 5.56 pressure spikes. 223 chamber, when a 5.56 is used, excess pressure can cause the primer to pop out, and thus getting deeply jammed in the trigger or bolt carrier.
What I can say is often what will happen in a AR15 with a.
^ A bunch of factors can be involved, and what you say is true.
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