Is this particular tool a 5.56mm or a 7.62mm?
1641813
like others have said but will clean 6.8, 6.5,7.62x39 BCG's that are based off the standard 5.56 AR BCG.
1641814
5.56mm ... This tool is great for cleaning the firing pin and bolt and bolt carrier of carbon build up on a 5.56mm ar15. I have no complaints for this tool. Liteweight, very sturdy . Hope this helps
1641815
Not sure if the tool would fit a .308 bolt. It may have bigger components. This is for 5.56.
1641816
This is a 5.56 (.223 Cal) tool for the AR-15 bolt. I don't know if it would work on an AR-10, since it is 7.62 or. 308 Cal. I would imagine the bolt pieces are a diffent size on the AR-10.
1641817
Jess, it is a 5.56//223 tool only. The clue is the "M-4" in its name - as in the standard US issue M-4 carbine. If you have any of the AR-15 type modern sporting rifles, I recommend it highly.
233938
there is a 62mm & 72 mm Hard to find the differences here. I have a 62 mm and would like to get the newer one.
254537
Yes. 5.56 and 223 brass have the same external dimensions and the same dies are used for both. 5.56 is the chamber spec -- shape and dimensions of the chamber in your gun -- not the brass dimensions spec -- and is also a pressure spec.
1280146
Use the 30/32 for the .308. The largest size is in the kit is for .45, so there's nothing big enough for the 556.
961442
No that one will not work for some reason, it would not work on the one I had, so I am not sure why the 56 will not work. you have to get a 54 and 57
517673
You can use either with your machine, it is the width of the overlock stitch, roughly 3/16" for the 5mm and almost 3/8" for the 7mm.
1398691
That's a 7.62 mm right? I would say so. It's much higher quality than I would have expected for the price.
998774
Measured with mm tape - I would've rather been using a caliper. Anyway, found it to be just a shade bigger than 55 mm, as best as I can tell. Not over 56 mm, not under 55 mm.
1289019
The web site says .5mm, and that is what I ordered. I think you should start with that size.
1351860
It's 5/8 inch. It's not a precision fit. The sliding mitre gauge which came with the saw wobbles from side to side 1/32. I purchased this saw for rough 2X4 cuts. It is not for cabinetry or precision work.
2076225
So far it has handled 600 or so rounds of 5.56, no problems at all. 7.62x39 should be fine. Just make sure you tighten the screws well ;). Don't tighten to top bracket screws too much though. The bracket will bend.
1737928
I could not tell you fore-sure, I'm not a Gunsmith. However, the caliber you stated is within the tolerance of the 5.56. Give the vendor a message and ask.
415308
mine measures 0.342, a little larger than 5/16" (0.3125"). i don't see this as a problem for 223/556 since it is a brake and not a flash hider.
2016261
According to the website, its just different packaging. The tool is the same in either case, go with whichever is cheaper
1739069
As far as I know it is 6mm. I use 6mm BBs in mine and that's all that I've used.
1739070
This is the 6mm version. I actually own a few of them and I only use 6mm bbs. I hope this helps my friend! :)
938105
If those are the only two common sizes, then it's definitely the 5.5. I put a ruler on it and it looks to be 5mm outside diameter.