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=== Centerfire Cartridges (Imperial) ===
 
=== Centerfire Cartridges (Imperial) ===
  
[[.17 Mach IV]]
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*[[.17 Mach IV]]
[[.17 Remington Fireball]]
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*[[.17 Remington Fireball]]
[[.17 Remington]]
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*[[.17 Remington]]
[[.17-223]]
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*[[.17-223]]
[[.20 Practical]]
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*[[.20 Practical]]
[[.20 GPC]] (wildcat)
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*[[.20 GPC]] (wildcat)
[[.22 GPC]] (wildcat)
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*[[.22 GPC]] (wildcat)
[[.22 Grendel]] (wildcat) aka [[.224 Grendel]]
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*[[.22 Grendel]] (wildcat) aka [[.224 Grendel]]
[[.22 Nosler]]
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*[[.22 Nosler]]
[[.22 PPC]]
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*[[.22 PPC]]
[[.204 Ruger]]
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*[[.204 Ruger]]
[[.222 Remington]]
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*[[.222 Remington]]
[[.223 Remington]] - Original AR-15 cartridge: .223 cartridges may function in a 5.56×45mm rifle, however 5.56×45mm cartridges may produce excessive pressure in a .223 Rem rifle. On the other hand, a [[.223 Wylde]] chamber is used on .223 Remington rifle barrels to allow them to safely fire either. [[.223 Remington]] or [[5.56×45mm]] NATO ammunition.
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*[[.223 Remington]] - Original AR-15 cartridge: .223 cartridges may function in a 5.56×45mm rifle, however 5.56×45mm cartridges may produce excessive pressure in a .223 Rem rifle. On the other hand, a [[.223 Wylde]] chamber is used on .223 Remington rifle barrels to allow both to safely fire.
[[.223 Winchester Super Short Magnum]]
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*[[.223 Remington]] or [[5.56×45mm]] NATO ammunition.
[[.224 Kritzeck]] (wildcat of a .223 Remington with shortened neck)
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*[[.223 Winchester Super Short Magnum]]
[[.224 Valkyrie]]
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*[[.224 Kritzeck]] (wildcat of a .223 Remington with shortened neck)
[[.24 GPC]]
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*[[.224 Valkyrie]]
[[.243 LBC]]
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*[[.24 GPC]]
[[.243 Winchester Super Short Magnum]]
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*[[.243 LBC]]
[[.25 Winchester Super Short Magnum]]
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*[[.243 Winchester Super Short Magnum]]
[[.25-45 Sharps]]
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*[[.25 Winchester Super Short Magnum]]
[[.257 Ocelot]] (wildcat)
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*[[.25-45 Sharps]]
[[.25 GPC]] (wildcat)
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*[[.257 Ocelot]] (wildcat)
[[.26 GPC]] (wildcat)
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*[[.25 GPC]] (wildcat)
[[.27 GPC]] (wildcat)
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*[[.26 GPC]] (wildcat)
[[.277 Wolverine]] (semi-wildcat)
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*[[.27 GPC]] (wildcat)
[[.277 MSR]] (Dasher Wildcat)
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*[[.277 Wolverine]] (semi-wildcat)
[[.28 GPC]] (wildcat)
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*[[.277 MSR]] (Dasher Wildcat)
[[.30 American]]
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*[[.28 GPC]] (wildcat)
[[.30 Carbine]]
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*[[.30 American]]
[[.30 GPC]] (wildcat)
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*[[.30 Carbine]]
[[.30 Remington AR]]
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*[[.30 GPC]] (wildcat)
[[.30 Sabertooth]] (wildcat)
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*[[.30 Remington AR]]
[[.300 OSSM]]
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*[[.30 Sabertooth]] (wildcat)
[[.300 AAC Blackout]] (7.62×35mm)
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*[[.300 OSSM]]
[[.300 Whisper]]
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*[[.300 AAC Blackout]] (7.62×35mm)
[[.300 HAM'R]] - Wilson Combat
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*[[.300 Whisper]]
[[.338 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
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*[[.300 HAM'R]] - Wilson Combat
[[.338 Spectre]] (wildcat)
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*[[.338 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
[[.350 Legend]]
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*[[.338 Spectre]] (wildcat)
[[.357 Automag]] (wildcat)
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*[[.350 Legend]]
[[.358 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
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*[[.357 Automag]] (wildcat)
[[.358 Yeti]] (wildcat)
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*[[.358 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
[[.375 Stalker]] (wildcat)
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*[[.358 Yeti]] (wildcat)
[[.375 SOCOM]]
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*[[.375 Stalker]] (wildcat)
[[.400 AR]] (wildcat)
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*[[.375 SOCOM]]
[[.40 S&W]]
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*[[.400 AR]] (wildcat)
[[.44 Automag]] (wildcat)
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*[[.40 S&W]]
[[.44 Remington Magnum]] (wildcat)
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*[[.44 Automag]] (wildcat)
[[.44 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
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*[[.44 Remington Magnum]] (wildcat)
[[.440 Corbon Magnum]] (wildcat)
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*[[.44 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
[[.45 ACP]]
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*[[.440 Corbon Magnum]] (wildcat)
[[.450 Bushmaster]]
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*[[.45 ACP]]
[[.458 HAM'R]]
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*[[.450 Bushmaster]]
[[.458 SOCOM]]
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*[[.458 HAM'R]]
[[.475 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
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*[[.458 SOCOM]]
[[.499 LWRC]]
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*[[.475 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
[[.50 Action Express]]
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*[[.499 LWRC]]
[[.50 Beowulf]]
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*[[.50 Action Express]]
[[.50 SOCOM]] (wildcat)
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*[[.50 Beowulf]]
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*[[.50 SOCOM]] (wildcat)

Revision as of 09:49, 20 March 2021

The AR platform has become widely popular for various applications, including simple fun, target shooting, hunting, and much more. The names "AR-10" and "AR-15" are actually trademarks of ArmaLite and Colt respectively, but the terms have become essentially ubiquitous in describing any rifle that is based on those platforms. The AR-15 rifle usually comes chambered for either the .223 Remington, or the military's higher-pressure 5.56x45mm NATO, which can safely fire the .223 Remington, while the reverse is highly advised against for safety reasons, due to the possibility of damaging the rifle, or even possible catastrophic failure that will result in injury for the shooter. The AR-15 and AR-10 can also be converted to many other calibers as well, and here we will attempt to create and maintain a definitive list of them all, if possible.

AR-15 Cartridges

Rimfire Cartridges

Centerfire Cartridges (Imperial)