Finished. My new Coyote gun

[Craig]

Finally finished my new Coyote gun. 18" barrel in .223 Wylde.





Had to buy an accessory to go with it.

[johnr060]

looks awsome I like color.

[jennyfell55]

 

[CAMPMEAT]

Purty. Let's see what a cartridge looks like. I always wondered..........

[Jonathan_S]

  nice

[bowhunterforever]

That's bad ass

[724wd]

Let's see what a cartridge looks like. I always wondered..........

really?   

[Craig]

It's pretty much just a normal .223 round. But you can shoot heavier / longer bullets then a normal AR-15 can. I'm going to use 69 grain bullets.

Dont really know how to explain to. I'm sure someone else will.

[BOWHUNTER45]

  :yike:looks like your ready to take out the pack 

[hoyt2002]

Very nice rifle.

[Fuzzy]

The next accessory should be a .223 supressor they make shooting critters that much better when you can hear the THWOP!

[PNW_Hunter]

absolutely gorgeous!

[Fisherdave10]

.223 Wylde is essentially a .223 Remington chamber that has a slightly lengthened lead which allows the user to safely shoot 5.56 Nato ammunition.  A Wylde chamber is supposed to be more accurate than a 5.56 chamber.  In theory, the longer lead could allow someone to use a longer bullet, but the barrel twist rate and a restrictive seating depth are usually what prevents a shooter from using longer bullets.  77gr bullets (with a 1:7 twist barrel) are about as heavy as can be used if you are shooting semi-automatic.

Nice rifle .

[jay.sharkbait]

 

[Heredoggydoggy]

Nice!  You'll especially like the Winter Trigger Guard for shooting in cold weather with gloves on.  The .223 round is bigger (longer) than a .222, and shorter than a .222 Magnum.