mj36639
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Originally Posted By: Ridgeline17Apparently you can't read or just lazy to look because I gave YOU a link to look at but what the heck, YOU done know it all, so why bother. So go COPY AND PASTE SOME MORE.
Ridgeline I was trying to avoid rubbing your nose in your own doo doo but since you insist. That link you posted on the history of the cartridge was over twenty pages long. You did not specify what exactly we were suppose to look for in your twenty page link. However I did find the following information in the link YOU provided.
Quote:Almost a quarter of a century ago SAAMI recognized potential problems with shooters assuming that the 5.56 cartridge was identical to the commercially available .223 Remington round. Here is their release:
With the appearance of 5.56 ammunition on the commercial market it has come to the attention of the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute (SAAMI) that the use of military 5.56 in rifles chambered for caliber .223 Remington can lead to higher than normal chamber pressures and possible hazards for the firearm, it’s users, and bystanders.
This is page 23 of the link you provided.
http://i45.tinypic.com/35idrud.jpg
Ridgeline, apparantly you didn't bother to read your own link. So tell us again, who is the person that is lazy and can't read?
Ridgeline I was trying to avoid rubbing your nose in your own doo doo but since you insist. That link you posted on the history of the cartridge was over twenty pages long. You did not specify what exactly we were suppose to look for in your twenty page link. However I did find the following information in the link YOU provided.
Quote:Almost a quarter of a century ago SAAMI recognized potential problems with shooters assuming that the 5.56 cartridge was identical to the commercially available .223 Remington round. Here is their release:
With the appearance of 5.56 ammunition on the commercial market it has come to the attention of the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute (SAAMI) that the use of military 5.56 in rifles chambered for caliber .223 Remington can lead to higher than normal chamber pressures and possible hazards for the firearm, it’s users, and bystanders.
This is page 23 of the link you provided.
http://i45.tinypic.com/35idrud.jpg
Ridgeline, apparantly you didn't bother to read your own link. So tell us again, who is the person that is lazy and can't read?
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