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.223 AR-15 recoil vs. 9mm AR-15?
Which caliber do you guys think recoils more/ has more muzzle rise?
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10-01-2011, 08:55 PM
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Which caliber do you guys think recoils more/ has more muzzle rise?
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.223, Due to the larger volume of powder.
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10-01-2011, 09:51 PM
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I'm not understanding why you even compare the two?
A small pistol caliber VS an intermediate rifle cartridge?
If, and I say IF you are considering a 9mm semi with a longer
barrel,(hence, NOT a pistol) why not get a bull-pup, or sterling style
unit and embrace maneuverability of a smaller, lighter type
at @ 1/3 the cost of an AR platform?
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10-01-2011, 11:06 PM
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The .223 is like a BB gun. 9mm, well I have a Highpoint carbine, still like a BB gun. My 11 year old is proficent w/ a .223 at 200 yards. Is this a serious question? Both of my youngest boys, the other is 14 shoot 6.5x55. My 14 year old shoots a 20ga for birds. Again, is this for real??? If you get jump or climb, learn how to use a sling and hold the rifle/carbine correctly.
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Which caliber do you guys think recoils more/ has more muzzle rise?
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Why? Neither has enuff to bother a 5 yr old
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Six of one & half dozen of another !
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10-03-2011, 10:57 PM
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I'm just curious of the purpose of 9mm ar15's ignoring the cheaper ammo factor.
So I guess the .223 has more recoil, but neither have any substantial recoil to begin with compared to other calibers (besides .22lr and whatnot)?
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10-04-2011, 01:12 AM
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Which caliber do you guys think recoils more/ has more muzzle rise?
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As close to apples to apples as I can make it. I have an SBR with a 7.5" .223 barrel and an AR pistol in 9mm with a 7" barrel (which will become an SBR soon). Neither one has much noticeable recoil and neither has much muzzle rise in the AR platform.
Last edited by Wambli; 10-04-2011 at 01:14 AM.
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10-04-2011, 02:48 AM
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I have an SBR with a 7.5" .223 barrel
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Triple up on that hearing protection :P . Plugs, muffs, and a potato sack over your head :P .
But yeah, neither has substantial recoil, though you will feel the .223 a little more, plus the .223 is louder and has a more noticable muzzle blast, so that will make people perceive recoil as being more intense.
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10-04-2011, 10:52 PM
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Triple up on that hearing protection :P . Plugs, muffs, and a potato sack over your head :P .
But yeah, neither has substantial recoil, though you will feel the .223 a little more, plus the .223 is louder and has a more noticable muzzle blast, so that will make people perceive recoil as being more intense.
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It's not nearly as bad as most folks assume it to be either in noise nor blast, and for the most part a 5 year old could handle either no problem. It's the equivalent of being hit with a feather or a noodle...
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