"miss"? Once again, you are the one using the Dear Abby section of a gun forum, yet you refer to me as a woman. I am not the one asking others to solve my problems like women do.
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Have you tried tapping the FA to see if the momentum of your first round being chambered isn't quite closing that last 5% of the rotation?
When you chamber the first round do you let the bcg fall on its own using the bolt release/ or ripping the bolt back by the charging handle and letting go from full pull back?
Or are you riding the charging handle forward when you chamber the first round?
Interesting-OP has loaded 1000s of 223 and pistol rounds...and “knows what a primer going off sounds like.”
I have loaded 10,000s of rounds of 10-12 different cartridges and I have absolutely no idea what a primer going off sounds like! Hmmmmm....
I have loaded 10,000s of rounds of 10-12 different cartridges and I have absolutely no idea what a primer going off sounds like! Hmmmmm....
I have tried both, letting the bcg slam home, and pulling ALL the way back with Ch, I never ride it forward.
No you're just acting like a smart ass little bitch. If you can't be respectful then simply fuck off, I'm not the one to listen to some smart ass run his dick sucker and just be like oh well.... I'm asking for advice from ADULTS not little punks who wouldn't have the balls to say the same thing standing in front of me. Do is all a favor, just go the fuck away.
You should probably just sell your guns and take up tennis.
You can't reload and almost blew your face off trying
https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/what-the-hell-just-happened.6984451/
You can't reload and almost blew your face off trying
https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/what-the-hell-just-happened.6984451/
Calm the fuck down cupcake. If you go back, you started it all when you said you knew what a primer going off in a case inside a chamber sounded like. I offered solid advice, maybe out of the box advice. I even said good luck. You brought the typical millennial name calling into the mix.
I have offered some of the most sound advice in the reloading section in my 9 yrs here. Guys like you are the reason guys like me let you figure this shit out on your own.
Once again, good luck!
Pump your brakes kid. Milo is one of the most helpful people on the forum.
That’s exactly what it looks like when a primer goes off and no powder burns. Pull the bullets and see what’s inside the case.
this is why i dont offer much anymore and after the last couple of PPL ive helped im done.
I saw you use a case gage, so your shoulder bump is probably good. However, case gages are sometimes at max base dimension.
Do your loaded rounds easily and fully drop into and out of the chamber under gravity? As another member mentioned, does a stripped bolt easily close on a re-sized case or loaded round? These two tests are the reloading versions of GO/NO GO tests.
Looked at a number of his "seeking advice" posts. Does not take advice or criticism very well at all. Block is your friend. I hope he gets shown the door.
So what? If I have a new question I'm not supposed to ask it? I don't recall seeking YOU out for your advice , how's about you stay in your mom's basement until someone cactually requests your input. I'll post as many fkn time as I want numb nutts. You don't like it, eat a bag full.
The rifle never "blew up", there was slight damage to the bolt, the chamber and everything else is fine, I replaced the bolt and it shoots fine, just having that one issue with the first round, and I'm thinking it's the reloaded case. Getting a comparitor and OAL gauge today and will check every measurement against a factory Match load.
In addition to finally recognizing your limitations, you may want to pick up some thicker skin, big boy britches and a fucking clue while you are out shopping.
This is the first paragraph from your other thread. It sounds like your rifle is doing the exact same thing it was doing before you ruptured a case head. My advice would be to stop until you figure out what the problem is. Something is obviously going on. Are you sure all the parts you have in this rifle are compatible? Have you checked the headspace?
Natural selection is going to get this dude yet ?
This is crazy!
Dude ppl are trying to help you in your many “what did I do wrong”, “what’s wrong with this” and “why is this doing this” threads and you are not giving full details, your telling everyone that has the knowledge to fix what’s going on, that they are wrong or your saying that’s not the problem just because you know it’s not the problem......obviously you don’t really know. They are just simply trying to figure your problem out, instead of telling ppl they’re wrong or that’s not the problem, just answer their questions because they are not there looking over you shoulder seeing what your doing, what has been done and what your procedure/processes are!
Dude ppl are trying to help you in your many “what did I do wrong”, “what’s wrong with this” and “why is this doing this” threads and you are not giving full details, your telling everyone that has the knowledge to fix what’s going on, that they are wrong or your saying that’s not the problem just because you know it’s not the problem......obviously you don’t really know. They are just simply trying to figure your problem out, instead of telling ppl they’re wrong or that’s not the problem, just answer their questions because they are not there looking over you shoulder seeing what your doing, what has been done and what your procedure/processes are!
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I think he has Corona Virus so I quarantined him for 30 days let's see if can learn to take advice
He has a few other epic threads with the exact same form in other forums you could peruse for entertainment
I get it, trainwrecks are fun,
but we don't want to encourage this type of behavior
but we don't want to encourage this type of behavior
You will recoil at this question but are you sure there is powder in the case? Ask me how I know...
I’ve had that happen a couple of times, once with a .38 revolver and once with .308 rifle.
The rifle incident wasn’t dangerous as the bullet lodged in the throat of the rifling and wasn’t possible to chamber another round.
But, the revolver incident could have been a disaster. The primer pushed the cast bullet half way down the tube before stopping. Lucky for me I realized what happened and did not fire another until the barrel was cleared.
Reloading is serious business!! But rewarding when everything goes well and humiliating when shit happens. Due diligence is absolutely necessary.
