Never had any problems with 5.56ammo in my Axis. If you decide to use it you should probably look up what the differences are.
A bit late to this but I posted here too about FTF with my Axis 223 while using reloads with CCI #41 PRIMERS that are meant for Semi-auto 223/556 and then also having misfires with NATO marked crimped ammo. My Axis does not play well with this stuff. Normal commercial 223 and stuff I loaded with regular SRP all fired as it should.
My new Axis in .223 was delivered Monday, looking forward to getting to the range for sight-in on the weekend. Chance of snow is reasonably low and temps look to be in single digit below freezing here in my area of Ontario, Canada. As long as I remember to take my neoprene hunting seat nothing delicate should stick to the metal seat.
Trigger finger is itching just looking at the gun here in my office.
Just a good reminder in you haven’t.
I would.
Scrub barrel with a brass brush and gritty tooth paste. On a drill with a rod.
Then run a few wet patches down the pipe. Then dry ones. Until clean.
Then I would set the trigger to the pull weight you desire. You can get the stock trigger down to around 2.5# maybe less with some polishing.
A few foul shots and you should be ready to print some groups.
It’s easy and quick to bed the front of the action and recoil lug with JB weld. If it’s a standard recoil lug.
If it’s an accustock then you should be good to go.
Cheers
Just trying to save a man some ammo since this buying frinzy has prices high.
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