History of the 5.56x45mm - very interesting

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#2181 - 03/08/10 08:38 AM History of the 5.56x45mm - very interesting
wwillson Registered: 11/05/09 Posts: 655 Loc: Illinois	Thought you all might enjoy this webpage. Wayne
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#2184 - 03/09/10 08:17 AM Re: History of the 5.56x45mm - very interesting [Re: wwillson]
G-MAN Master of the Royal Secret Registered: 12/01/09 Posts: 255 Loc: SC	The title of that web page is very misleading. The time line is really a history of 22 caliber centerfire cartridges, of which the .223 Remington/5.56 NATO is just one part. I mean, saying that the 22-10-45 Maynard in 1882 is the beginning of the "development" of the .223 Remington is patently ridiculous.
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#2185 - 03/09/10 09:42 AM Re: History of the 5.56x45mm - very interesting [Re: G-MAN]
wwillson Registered: 11/05/09 Posts: 655 Loc: Illinois	Yeah, I thought the title was a bit misleading, but still it's an interesting read.. Wayne
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