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No, the diameter of the .223 exceeds the diameter of a 22 lr. It would be dangerous
Brian, yes but will likely wear out with the much higher pressure of the .223 round : --- https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2019/10/21/will-your-22lr-suppressor-last-firing-223-5-56/
Yes but this is specifically for display purposes only. Copied from Google-the fake suppressor is threaded 1/2" x 28 and is designed to be used as a thread protector. It is not designed to be used during any type of live firing. So this is not intended to actually be used while firing the firearm, even on a 22lr. So since it's for display only and not meant to actually be used in live fire there's no reason it wouldn't work on a 223. This is basically for prop guns. Hope this helps.