I have a M&P 15 and it seems to be dinging brass on ejection. Pretty sure that is where the brass stain is comming behind the ejection port. How can i fix that? My second question the cases are getting a ding in them are they ok to reload?
Wasnt sure if it was a sign of short stroking or not. Thats why I was asking. My wife and I bought our ARs at the same time same models and hers does not have the brass on it. Granted i shoot mine a bit more than she does. That is why I was asking.You don't fix it. It's called a brass deflector, it's job is to get hit by brass.
And yes, those cases are fine for loading.
Most people don’t. Some do.I believe most people stick a piece of the fuzzy velcro on the deflector to cushion the brass.
That's quite normal and the dings will come out when you size the brass in your sizing die. Also keep in mind that if you are trying to reload military brass you'll need to remove the primer pocket crimp to seat new primers. You can do that by either reaming the crimp out of the primer pocket with your reamer/chamfer tool or by swagging out the primer pocket. If you choose to ream it out just take your reamer that you use to debur brass and put it in the primer pocket and give it a few twists and then try to seat a primer gently if it won't go in don't force it just use the reamer and do a few more twists and keep doing that until you get the primer to seat like normal. Try to track how many twists it takes and then do the appropriate amount on the rest of the brass. Personally I use a swagger. Lee makes swaggers and another company I don't recall the name of but I have their set which is quite nice. The Lee swagger looks nice too but I've not got a set yet.I have a M&P 15 and it seems to be dinging brass on ejection. Pretty sure that is where the brass stain is comming behind the ejection port. How can i fix that? View attachment 8332629 My second question the cases are getting a ding in them are they ok to reload?
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Thank you I have the RCBS swager. Consensus here is dont mess with it so I aint gonna mess with it. Thanks all.That's quite normal and the dings will come out when you size the brass in your sizing die. Also keep in mind that if you are trying to reload military brass you'll need to remove the primer pocket crimp to seat new primers. You can do that by either reaming the crimp out of the primer pocket with your reamer/chamfer tool or by swagging out the primer pocket. If you choose to ream it out just take your reamer that you use to debur brass and put it in the primer pocket and give it a few twists and then try to seat a primer gently if it won't go in don't force it just use the reamer and do a few more twists and keep doing that until you get the primer to seat like normal. Try to track how many twists it takes and then do the appropriate amount on the rest of the brass. Personally I use a swagger. Lee makes swaggers and another company I don't recall the name of but I have their set which is quite nice. The Lee swagger looks nice too but I've not got a set yet.
Hold muh beerBuy a bolt gun…
Buy a bolt gun…
Same shit will happen with many of them. Mine (Howa) get hit on the RH side of the rear receiver bridge with ejected brass.Buy a bolt gun…
the dings will come out when you size the brass in your sizing die.
I was just gonna post up a chewed up bolt gun from brass deflection.Im sure youll find something wrong with this but ok. No its not .223. @roostercogburn98 will do LOL.
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I was just gonna post up a chewed up bolt gun from brass deflection. View attachment 8335874
Yeah howa 1500, good shooter thoughYep, that's a Howa 1500 alright. Got two of them, both do the same thing.