Revision as of 00:34, 16 January 2023 edit Mitleser (talk \| contribs) 309 edits No edit summary Tags: nowiki added Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit ← Previous edit		Revision as of 06:54, 4 February 2023 edit undo Derknasnort (talk \| contribs) 200 edits →‎Performance: The paragraph speculated "performance handicap". That's completely false when the cartidge is specfically designed for an AR-15 platform magazine. It exceeds preformance of all other calibers fitting in this criteria. Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Next edit →
Line 70: For example, the data in the Hornady 11th Edition Manual for an 18" (457 mm)-barrelled AR-15 platform firearm was on average 200-300 ft/s (60-90 m/s) less than the data for the 24" (610 mm)-barrelled CZ 527 bolt action rifle. An additional likely performance handicap, applicable to any magazine-fed firearm, will be to the maximum round length that can be used in its magazine. A shorter maximum cartridge overall length (COAL) lowers powder capacity -- hence potential performance -- due to the bullet’s parasitic intrusion into the case. Due to the length of the heavy bullets the 6 mm ARC is designed to use and its limited COAL this factor is an issue unless over-length rounds are single-fed. == SAAMI Spec ==

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