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Thread: New 6.5mm Patriot Combat Cartridge, .223 Based, AR-15 Specific

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    OK guys here is a pic. of the various popular AR-15/AR-10/LR-308
    cartridges in comparison to the 6.5mm PCC round...

    From left to right:

    .223 Rem./5.56mm NATO, 6.5mm PCC, 7.62x39mm, .308 Win./7.62x51mm NATO.




    Thanks.

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    Didn't Chuck Taylor play with with 6.5/.223 wildcat in an ar back in the 80's? 6.5 TCU? I always liked the 6.5's. right in the middle of 30 cal and .223. When the 6.8 came out I wondered why they didn't go with a 6.5/223 just to avoid mag issues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by prestonoconnor View Post
    Didn't Chuck Taylor play with with 6.5/.223 wildcat in an ar back in the 80's? 6.5 TCU? I always liked the 6.5's. right in the middle of 30 cal and .223. When the 6.8 came out I wondered why they didn't go with a 6.5/223 just to avoid mag issues.

    The 6.5mm PCC is a modified 6.5 TCU for the AR Rifle platform.

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    Tag for interest. Nice work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by prestonoconnor View Post
    When the 6.8 came out I wondered why they didn't go with a 6.5/223 just to avoid mag issues.
    Wikpedia has that explained. They went with the 30 remington case for more powder for terminal perfomance, not target performance. The 6.8 has 80% of the power of the 308 in a lighter platform than the 308. Extremely popular gun in the pig infested states.

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    Thank you for posting comparison pictures.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kaiservontexas View Post
    Thank you for posting comparison pictures.

    Your welcome, I love that "Republic of Texas" theme...

    More Info. can be had here:

    http://illirianengineeringc.ipage.com/

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    This would be interesting in a CZ 527, and very easy to do since its a .223 based action. Of course so would a grendel with the 7.62x39 version.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J-Dub View Post
    This would be interesting in a CZ 527, and very easy to do since its a .223 based action. Of course so would a grendel with the 7.62x39 version.

    This round would do even better in a CZ-527 action, as there would
    not be such a restrictive magazine length Issue as In the AR-15 platform...

    I would predict it would match or even exceed Grendelballistics. It would also
    have the ability to safely run at higher pressures...

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    Well you would be restricted by the magazine on the CZ.

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