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About LinkBacksHow do you know which it is chambered in?Originally Posted by timattalon
From a manufactures point of veiw it would be safest to ream everything to 5.56 lead no matter what is stamped on the barrel.
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14-10-2015, 06:24 AM #22Almost literate.
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