Before this 22 thing gets Bruce pulling mancards again.
How about a double 458 win mag CZ?
Elegant.
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The CZickness XXI...Finally of legal age
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Elegant.
Wood and steel. How guns are meant to be.
Yes very manly.
Also, it was all feeding issues. Seemed like the bolt was just on the edge of grabbing the next round. If it grabbed it acted like it didnt have enough umph to push the round into the chamber. A quick rack and gtg.
Not coming back far enough...???
I will look into it. What got me is only the 55gr had issues. And they felt like 22 lr it was such light recoiling. I'm definitely going to try this out. I want this one to run.
Yup right on the edge
OK it sounds like a gas issues. If the 5.56 was running it then the .223 was not pushing the bolt back far enough. What ammo...???
Before this 22 thing gets Bruce pulling mancards again.
How about a double 458 win mag CZ?
Now I know that I'm in the correct thread ! Thank you, Bandit !
Maybe I missed it .... but I don't have enough info on this rifle. What chamber ? ..... .556, or .223 Wylde ?
I had problems (similar to yours) when running 5.56 in a Wylde barrel. The way that I understand it, 5.56 brass is slightly thicker..... and often has issues (especially in a new gun) with feeding and extracting in a .223 wylde chamber. I solved my problem by using a chamber reaming brush to hone the chamber. Then, it would run 5.56.. But still, that chamber just prefers .223 ammo.
I had problems (similar to yours) when running 5.56 in a Wylde barrel. The way that I understand it, 5.56 brass is slightly thicker..... and often has issues (especially in a new gun) with feeding and extracting in a .223 wylde chamber. I solved my problem by using a chamber reaming brush to hone the chamber. Then, it would run 5.56.. But still, that chamber just prefers .223 ammo.
That is interesting, so gassing it up would help but not necessarily the issue?
Not if it is a ".223" Wylde.....hence the ".223" Wylde thing.
I have ran some 5.56 in a Wylde but by accident. It did run no issues.
I bet that if you look at your ejected .556 brass, you might be able to see (not on all of them) that the case rims are deformed ..... mine were often times bent. The Wylde chamber is a tight chamber on purpose, because it's intended for accuracy. So after the round is ignited ..... coupled with tthe expansion of the slightly thicker brass cause the 'stickiness', and the bolt is also slowed down in the process.
I found out all of this by visiting and reading multiple AR specific rifle sites, and gleaning the information. This might not be your issue .... but it certainly was mine.
BUT .... now you're running an expensive BA Hanson barrel ! ..... it's meant for competition shooting.
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