As much as I agree the AI is a great gun, my team has several of them and I have shot a few of them, they are not my style. I don’t like the feel. But I would take one. Spending my money, I would grab an Impact Precision build. Yes I am biased. It feels better to me.
I got home and looked at mine, around 450 rounds and 1000+ dry fire cycles, both lugs on mine have matching marks. Not concerned with mine at all as I never noticed it until now.
Barrel nut/Bar Loc is easier to change barrels than the 737 but I absolutely love my Impact. Although I had no complaints after shooting a friends Maus, I like the smoothness of the 737 and the intregral rail and lug over the Maus.
IMO, if you are not financially strapped, I would hook up the...
Bushing dies are not needed but some are very picky about the neck size. Bushings allow you to change it instead of getting a new custom die. Buy a bushing die and 3-4 different sized bushings or just run a standard die. People have won and lost with both. IMO it isn’t that much of a concern for...
I understand it is somewhat flawed but Velocity and grains = Ft/Lb which is what determines expansion of a given bullet. Not all are the same but they are generally close to it. Handguns have different expansion rates.
For a rifle, expansion has little to do with killing as the wound cavity...
If you want to do a long 260, use the 150g Bullets. The only place the 150g work with a 260 case is in a long action as a short mag length doesn’t allow proper seating on the bullet.
Even look at the 260AI if your set on that case.
If I was going long action, I would look at another caliber...
1: all 3 are excellent. I would ask if any are coated, DLC, Cerakote, Melonited... get what you want.
2: go with what they recommend if you don’t know why you specifically want.
3: they are a great company and will not steer you wrong.
Most have an adjuster knob below the cheek piece. I have my Impact in a MPA comp. had a 1.5” scope raiser and now a .9” raiser and neither had issues and adjustment is easy. Turn knob then tighten set screws when happy.
Some models use adjustable knobs with set screws and others like the light...
I run an MPA and have not run either you mentioned. However, I looked into both, I like the Manners for the bedding block/DBM, and it seems like it also has more options down the road. I got the MPA as it has the most continual advancement options which I love. But would also love to try the...
We both know people frequently say one thing but word it incorrectly. The poster with the issue should post pictures so it can be diagnosed properly. Gassed flowing back, flat primers, createred primers, etc are all frequently worded as primer flow.
Not completely true. Large firing pins on a small primer tend to rip the primer on the outer edge of the FP indentation. Since the primer is smaller, there is less flat area to flex, the indentation from a Large FP gets into the harder surface caused from the curve of the primer causing a rip...