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·I'd like to have an AR for 5.56 or .223 and .22lr. Would it be best to go for two different uppers or just a conversion kit? Is this something I'd be able to change out whenever I wanted to?
The assumption is that you will purchase a rifle chambered for the 5.56 NATO round.Firing .223 & .22 out of a 5.56 won't harm the barrel or anything?
Just fire some 5.56 every now and again to clear it out?
Keep in mind the .22lr is not the same diameter bullet as the .223/5.56mm. The 5.56 (which is what you want your rifle chambered in is a .224 bullet. the .22lr is actually a .222 or .223 bullet (clear as mud?) This could lead to a loss in accuracy.I'd like to have an AR for 5.56 or .223 and .22lr. Would it be best to go for two different uppers or just a conversion kit? Is this something I'd be able to change out whenever I wanted to?