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Posted On: 7/31/2022
By: Timothy Fairchild
A: Thanks for reaching out Timothy! Our customers have the option of UPS or FedEx. You can read all about our shipping service here: luckygunner.com/faq-shipping-delivery
Posted On: 12/14/2021
By: Jamie Vega
A: One box of 200 rounds weighs 5.55 pounds.
Posted On: 4/11/2021
By: Hudson
A: Yes sir, an M855 cartridge always has a partial steel core.
Posted On: 1/5/2021
By: Mr. Myxpyx
A: Thanks for pointing that out to me! You shouldn't experience accuracy issues with a 1:9 twist barrel. I've updated the product description to reflect that.
Posted On: 12/15/2020
By: Doug
A: Thanks for reaching out Doug! A 1:7 twist will provide adequate stability to a 62 grain bullet for target shooting and self-defense. You would experience the best accuracy with a 1:9 or 1:8 twist, but there's no safety issue with your barrel and you're still going to hit your targets.
Posted On: 12/14/2020
By: James Mullis
A: Personally, no sir. But I must still advise against firing 5.56 in a rifle that is chambered for 223.
Posted On: 12/13/2020
By: Jc
A: Yes sir, you're good to go! That rifle's stock barrel has a 1:9 twist, which will properly stabilize a 62 grain bullet for more accurate flight.
