Comments by "Burnt Kitty Forge" (@BurntKittyForge-pl8ol) on "10 Shocking Truths About .223 vs 5.56 You’ve Never Heard Before!" video.

  1. .223 is in inches and 5.56 mm is metric
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  2. very nice write up I am on the second time reading it , seems very accurate , you could do a book or at least long article on it , thanks it's interesting chronology I've heard bits and pieces of and information I know about but more detailed
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  3. steady aim squeeze fire, one shot one kill
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  4. 2nd amendment allows you to own inferior firearms ...a boy does what he's allowed to , a man does what he wants
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  5. random but cartridge related , I saw one of gun Jesus , (forgotten firearms iirc channel edit: "Forgotten Weapons" Here: https://youtu.be/8I8Mm7b1Esk?feature=shared , ) dunno the model itself was available cheap before the import bans but some very good improvement. direction on the Daewoo 5.56 and S. Korea had really addressed every issue I've noticed as an improvement to the M16 which they had been issued , it has no buffer tube stock for better ergonomics and folding or telescoping is possible , they used a different method of attaching the upper/lower more secure and it uses a piston rather than gas tube for the bolt to kick unlatched [edit: a few other "upgrades" or modifications that really made sense) , I was thinking an upper like that but possible to fit onto an AR-15 lower would potentially be a good seller or model to own ...
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  6. .223 wylde splits the difference to chamber both I heard , just a between head spacing seems like (?) edit never mind it's at 12:30 about it ,
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  7. the brass causes the shell to glue in place temporary under pressure and it affects ejection timing [as far as thickness/thinness]
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  8. does stainless steel .223 wylde barrel hold up as long as the carbon steel I wonder ....(?)
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