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Comment by Alex Tschantre yesterday

all right thank you

Comment by KOMRAD RHINO☭ yesterday

actually they are one in the same. the military uses the metric measurement of the round to describe it. hence 5.56 mm. when Remington made the round. they called it the .223 Remington. but they are the same round. the only real difference is that the military made round is just a little hotter and the reason for this is the primer. they wanted a primer guaranteed to fire no matter what. so if you get the AR15. it will shoot both civilian and military ammo.

Comment by Alex Tschantre yesterday

so when im older I plan on getting a AR-556 it usually a 5.56mm but they make then in .223 and those round I learned are similar  and I heard a rumor that they can use both is it true???

Comment by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on July 20, 2011 at 2:30pm

on a quick note i forgot to mention. if you want to go 38 special. buy a 357 magnum. you can use both shells in it. they share the same diameter of bullet. its just the 357 is one quarter inch longer then the 38. also if you get this in a Ruger 357 blackhawk. you can get a 9mm interchangeable cylinder so it would give you the option of three bullet types instead of just two.

Comment by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on July 20, 2011 at 2:25pm

i would go with a good 9mm or 45acp. i am not much on a 40 S&W. shot them before. just something about it that dont work for me. I would also recommend a good shotgun like the Mossberg 590. that way if for some unforeseen reason you cant get to one, you can get to the other.

Comment by zombie hunter 223 on July 20, 2011 at 11:41am

If your gonna be using it for home defense then I would suggest a larger caliber. Think 9mm, 40 s&w, or 45 acp. A 38. is a good caliber but if you ask me it's meant more for conceal carry.

Comment by Komrad Wayne on July 20, 2011 at 12:36am

Rhino, Im posing the question of what sort of gun should I be looking into for a beginners gun? Do you think I should go with a .38? This is for home protection more than carrying and concealing

Comment by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on June 20, 2011 at 8:25am

awesome. then you should have no trouble getting what you want. i can hook you up when you are ready to buy. all you will need to do is let me know which gun shop you want your product sent to so you can do your paperwork.

Comment by Komrad Wayne on June 19, 2011 at 11:59pm

Oh I already did my time and walked off my parole, I only did a month lock up, it was a six month total sentence, but I got 5 months county parole after my month behind

Comment by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on June 19, 2011 at 11:26pm

i understand where you are coming from. but there is something you should know. if those DUI's get you 6 months or more in lock up. you wont be able to own a firearm legally. reason being federal law states that if a person serves six or more months for a felony act of any kind. they lose their right to own a firearm. if i were you. i'd ask the court what i could do to resolve the issues without jail time. like community service or something along those lines. it tends to impress a judge and looks better on the record. and the big plus is you retain your right to bear arms.

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