shooterrex

Welcome from KY.

I have a 10mm. I have factory ammo. I will load the gun myself. I'm not shooting his ammo NOPE.

I'll shoot it. But I'm bringing my own 10mm ammo.

Daytona doesn't have the best reputation.

I want to see the body cam footage.

Probably tech problems. There are guns for sale but no parts right now.

My 2 PSA uppers only fit PSA lowers without modification. You would also need to change out the gas tube to a proper length gas tube. You would also need to change out the recoil system to a proper weight buffer and a proper spring. I did not have to change the PSA's recoil system on the rifle lower I bought. Carbine lowers are a different matter. You might also check out Bear Creek Arsenal. Their stuff fits DPMS lowers.

I've got in AK on 223 that throws brass 25 to 30 feet.

8 to 10 feet is about right.

That's what you call staying in the fight.

Welcome from KY.

If your full length dies don't chamber right then get the small base dies. Also I recommend the Lee factory crimp die.

My 16" Balastic Advantage 308 doesn't have an adjustable gas block. It runs just fine. Unless you are running a suppressor you shouldn't need an adjustable gas block.

Welcome from KY.

Welcome from KY.

You already have a pilot hole. A drop of oil and go slow. Let the bit do the work.

The gun was working right? You just didn't like where it was throwing the empties. I would replace the spring w/the Armalite spring. How many rounds through the gun? It was locking back on an empty mag. Unless it's not feeding the next round what is the problem?

The folks I linked can hook you up with the M118 cases. Call them.

They haven't published the rule on the federal register yet. Can't sue till the actually publish this $hit.

These people are good to do business with. https://www.theamericanmarksman.com/7.62x51-primed-cases-1000-ct.html

Switch upper and lower and see how the upper in question runs on the known lower. That will show you if it's the upper or lower that is the problem. If the gun is functioning right I don't care where my gun throws the brass.

It all depends on where the barrel maker drills the gas port.

CDNN sports has lots of parts. Kak, Primary Arms.