07-15-2012, 06:28 PM
hill.brandonj Wrote:oh holy crap . i love my gun .shoots good sometimes . I've got another thread about blown Wolf primers. ...bought two boxes hornady amax for this weekend . only shot one .couldn't bear the second . every other or so shot was getting stuck at a ninety in the way of new rind coming up and the primer side out. no blown primers! had one Wolf round yesterday orimerv is half out but this gun has to be better . what should i do. ? i will get pics of the brass there are two of the amaxes i wouldn't shoot cuz after the empty stuck it chewed the live round below it up .sooooo aggravated .has to be asolution.
BB:
It isn't the ammo. It is something with the rifle.
Once again, what have you changed in terms of the rifle since your previous posts about blown primers?
Sometimes feeding problems are due to the very poor quality of the currently available Grendel magazines. Sometimes it is due to the buffer. Sometimes a guy refuses to lube an AR generously and this causes problems in feeding and extraction. Sometimes it is because the extractor needs to have its edges smoothed out. Or the ejector needs one coil cut from the spring; or a stronger spring is needed. Sometimes it is because the gas system is faulty. Blown or missing gas rings; gas block somewhat off center; gas port too big or too small; gas tube bent or ruptured; too long or too short a gas tube; adjustable gas block not adjusted properly and some others I can't remember.
So, state what you did since your other thread and let the guys give their advice.
LR1955