I've done two Ackley's by hand, a 30-30 and a 270, both were relatively easy, but if you're not the DIY type, I highly recommend site sponsor Wayne York of Oregunsmithing, he's done a bunch of rechambers and rebores for myself and many, many members here including Graybeard.
You won't end up with a 223 Ackley that factory ammo can be used because the barrel can't be set back unless the barrel is cut back first and then fitted to another frame or shimmed and fitted. What you'll have is a 223 Improved that will require fire forming either by seating bullets big enough to seat hard into the lands which will be required on a long throated 223, or forming a false shoulder to eliminate the extreme head space as a result of the rechamber.
Tim
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