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Last edited by Captains1911; 08-10-09 at 14:49.
Last edited by Captains1911; 08-10-09 at 14:49.
Without starting a pissing contest you are incorrect. Bushmaster barrels are marked BMP 5.56, but the chambers are in fact not 5.56. I believe that some other makers do the same. The only way to know for sure is to rely on the manufacturers reputation or use a 5.56 chamber reamer from M-guns.
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You can use Cerrosafe to make a cast of your chamber. Then you measure the casting to know exactly what chamber is in your weapon.
Here is a link to the dimensions from .223 vs 5.56 from AR15barrels
Reamers are available from Ned Christiansen of Michiguns LTD. in the event you don't have a true 5.56 chamber.
Then that leaves Bushmaster (and any other manufacturer who does the same) open for some serious liability.
I know Ned's reamer has pulled shavings from all sorts of manufacturers' chambers. I'm not going to debate that issue. But I believe that C1911's point was that the manufacturer is identifying the chamber as 5.56. Whether they actually QC the chamber to insure it meets those specs is another matter.
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