My dad has a Winchester 94 in 45 colt. Recoil is not bad at all till we get to some handloads or the Corbon +P 300 gr stuff. He has killed deer and hogs with it. At 50 yds or less the 250gr lead cowboy loads should knock a deer over and not kick much at all. Till my Dad shot some of those corbon's he didn't think the rifle kicked at all. 300 gr at 1400fps.
I'm not in a big hurry. I do have the upper,rail,and adjustable gas block. No lower yet but I do have everything else to comepleat another pistol. If we can get a group buy on these tubes and save some money that would be good.
Leopold 1.5x4 firedot, 20moa Nikon mount, 2 gun cases, barrel nut wrench I didn't have, forward assist plugs, linear comps for 308, new phone cables,,case etc. Been an expensive week.
Does she think your tractor is sexy??
Heal up I had a bad bike wreck spring of 2003. Still riding but not around big towns and traffic except for rolling thunder in D.C.
Sighted in w/Hornady Black 123's.
195 yds 3 shot group. Mil spec trigger and old Bushnell sportview. Shooting bag for a rest over the hood of my jeep.
LaRue MBT-2 on the way. Not sure what glass I will end up with. This is what I will deer hunt with this fall.
There are creadmore bolts with smaller diameter firing pins w/a corsponding smaller hole in the bolt face. That will likely solve your problem. PSA really doesnt have this larger platform quite right yet.
An actual Armalite carbine gas tube will be the proper length. When I changed over to a colapasable stock I bought the Armalite buffer tube ,spring, and buffer from them. PSA still doesn't use the right weight buffer and spring.
First off is it an A2 rifle stock or collapsible stock. Did you have the bolt carrier almost dripping with lube? How far does the gas tube go into the upper? Does it go to the middle of the cam pin cutout or is it short of the middle of the cam pin cutout? PSA will fix it eventually but you can have it running right quicker with a few parts. Mine needed a longer gas tube. Pic of where the gas tube should end.