how many electrons WILL aLUMIUM element gain or lose in forming an ion?
That is a great dealI'd go for it, but I'd also find out if it's listed as .223 or 5.56I know that these are the same since .223 cal is 5.56mm for the bullet itself, but the neck length and chamber pressur are different between the .223 and 5.56, so that the 5.56 NATO will fire both types of ammo, while something chambered in .223 shouldn't use 5.56This is
I personally own one of theseNot top of the line, but functions just fine and a good deal compared to what you can spend on other companies ARsMine is chambered in the 5.56, which is a good idea if you plan on using the rifle for more than plinking or varmint hunting.
Hey ian.223 and 5.56 are the same thingsBUT you shouldnt fire 5.56 in a gun chambered in .223 because the cases are a slight bit differentLong story short a gun chambered in 5.56 will shoot both .223 and 5.56 but the .223 wont be as accurate a gun chambered in .223 will still fire 5.56 but its not good for the gun and a gun with a .223 wylde chamber will fire both about equally Thats an ok price, $700-$730 is IMHO a better deal(saw them here locally for that price)
Aluminum forms a 3+ ion To become positive, it must have more protons than electrons, so it loses 3.
