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5.56 works plenty well still for modern engagements. The 6.8 contract the military has is dubious in a lot of ways. Commercial ammunition will...

It's complicated. First they're switching to .277 Fury. 6.5 Creedmoor is a completely different round. They do use it for sniping, but that isn't...

the US military is adopting 6.8x51 to replace 5.56x45 not 6.5 creedmore. 6.8x51 is a very powerful round meant to have a longer range than 5.56...

6.5 creedmore is more of a target shooting round for punching paper at long distances. If you want an AR platform but higher caliber, I would just...

.277 fury (the XM7 cartridge) is a more powerful cartridge than the average 6.5 creedmore load. 3600 Joules vs 3000 joules. 5.56 is usually...

So 6.5 Creedmoor is generally only used in large frame DPMS LR or AR10 receivers, with the exception of the Ruger SFAR. As such the receiver is...

The change to the 6.8 cartridge, which according to sig is literally just a beefy version of .308, was OKed by a bunch of boomer generals that...