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It is going to be a very different beast, with a different price and aimed at a different market to some degree. The core design is very competent.So it's essentially a poor man's version of the phenomenal 25-ounce March-FX 1.5-15X42 with dual focal plane reticle. A bit late to the party.
I wanna hear what kalashnikev has to say about this. He’s a commie.
Everyone is always saying Federal is soft, I have a bunch and have been liking it although so far I have also been running my loads too hot.Other posters have identified it but i'll chime in since I do a ton of precision gas gun work and PRS gas gun loading.
First, you have an old school oversized firing pin hole and firing pin. This isnt a problem in and of itself but it is going to mark most primers in loads above ~55-58k psi chamber pressure.
Second, you are using Hornady brass, which tends to be soft and easily flows into extractor grooves and get blasted into ejectors at higher pressures.
Third, you are running those rounds hot hot hot. the ring around the brass is from the case being driven into the bolt face HARD from pressure.
If you are going to do precision loading in a gas gun you really should be using tough brass like FC and utilize a high pressure bolt. Tuning with weights is generally required for the best results, you can buy tungsten and swap them into your buffer until you get the speed right. Most gassers really need a LOT of mass in a large frame to operate at tolerable speeds and to make brass last. You can also match this with a stiffer spring to slow down the cyclic rate, which will stop the extractor from yanking the rims.
Dont forget to size your brass with a RCBS small base die to bump those heads for smooth chambering and ejection. One thing that's common with gas guns is the head grows after a few firings and will no longer chamber freely and under unlocking will stick. Clickers in a bolt are bad, clicking at the case head in a gasser is a sure way to tear brass heads and rims off.
If you use a small base sizer die to bump heads, use tough brass, and tune your gun, there is no reason to not be able to get 10+ firings out of your brass. I shoot a JP LRI20 with FC brass and the brass still looks immaculate with the same set of 200 on its 15th+ firing. Alpha brass works too and has a tougher case head if you want to upgrade.
Funny, my after market trigger/hammer, wouldn't work.Trigger Springs for Hammerli Force B1.
I'll ask the general question here: Anyone have trigger spring upgrade recommendations for this rifle? I know it accepts 10/22 drop-in triggers, but wanted to just do the spring (I actually like the blade style 2 stage that it has just not the 6lb trigger spring). I called walther and their gunsmith/tech recommended a full drop-in aftermarket trigger, lol.
I'm sure he had a plan, the area he is in, is wooded and hilly, lots of places to go, to hide. I grew up deer hunting that areaAs of 14 hours ago he’s still on the loose .
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Grant Hardin's escape: What we know right now
Former police chief and convicted killer and rapist Grant Hardin escaped from a prison in northern Arkansas on Sunday afternoon. Here's what we know right now.www.4029tv.com
So going on 96 hours - and I’m betting g he’s smarter and had a better plan then the 10 from NOLPP .
One of my customer/buddies and retired SS shoots 6CM on his PRS guns. He gets about 2500 on his. He takes care of it... but he uses it also. He's had I think 3 in a row now and all ended around 2500. Prior to the BB material he was pulling them at about 1200-1400 rounds. I think 1400 was a stretch.Just a sample of one, but my first MODBB barrel was this 16” 6mm Creedmoor barrel Craddock put together for me in 2022, and it’s finally reached the end at almost 3000 rounds. Granted, I didn’t push it as hard as my bolt guns, but still it lasted longer than I expected.