12-08-2022, 02:29 PM
So... are we saying that use this bolt, and you can go to higher load... 60,000 psi?
Or do the barrel extension lugs now become the part to fail under that scenario, thus no real extra benefit?
I'm not schooled in properties of S7 steel vs carpenter 158 or 8310 or whatever, nor whether doing the DLC coating - while it increases hardness, does it also increase brittleness under bcg operating environment, or what else does it do, ie, no such thing as a free lunch.
How many times has this been tested to say, 10,000 cycles, under 52Ksi or better, to 60Ksi chamber pressures.
when they say s7 is best thing since sliced bread "when heat treated 'properly' ".
What is this proprietary heat treatment and what else does it do to the material that we don't know about.
All questions, no answers... so idk if it's something to jump on or not.
Or do the barrel extension lugs now become the part to fail under that scenario, thus no real extra benefit?
I'm not schooled in properties of S7 steel vs carpenter 158 or 8310 or whatever, nor whether doing the DLC coating - while it increases hardness, does it also increase brittleness under bcg operating environment, or what else does it do, ie, no such thing as a free lunch.
How many times has this been tested to say, 10,000 cycles, under 52Ksi or better, to 60Ksi chamber pressures.
when they say s7 is best thing since sliced bread "when heat treated 'properly' ".
What is this proprietary heat treatment and what else does it do to the material that we don't know about.
All questions, no answers... so idk if it's something to jump on or not.
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