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Posted: 4/24/2026 4:42:12 PM EDT
[Last Edit: southerncross][Edited]
BEFORE AFTER  Got my 30 cal can mount in. Seems to line up. Test firing tomorrow. |
TEAM GIMMICK 2026
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Definitely sexy. I still have a PTR-91FR (102) that I'm still trying to figure out. She's a heavy beast, but the price was right. PTR-91FR (102) |
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Originally Posted By southerncross: Well, it ate some really old steel case that looked like hell with zero complaints while sending the cases into orbit. "Cartridge case obturation, the greatest uncertainty factor in every automatic weapon, is reduced so much by the introduction and further development of the fluted chamber and has become uniform for all types of cartridge cases, including lacquered steel cases, that operation is reliable in every situation, even under the most adverse firing conditions. -- Heckler & Koch, GmbH 1970" |
Now with more political fatigue.
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Originally Posted By osprey21: Here's what HK had to say about steel cased ammunition: "Cartridge case obturation, the greatest uncertainty factor in every automatic weapon, is reduced so much by the introduction and further development of the fluted chamber and has become uniform for all types of cartridge cases, including lacquered steel cases, that operation is reliable in every situation, even under the most adverse firing conditions. -- Heckler & Koch, GmbH 1970" II would say that statement is accurate. I love this ridiculous thing. |
TEAM GIMMICK 2026
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Originally Posted By osprey21: Here's what HK had to say about steel cased ammunition: "Cartridge case obturation, the greatest uncertainty factor in every automatic weapon, is reduced so much by the introduction and further development of the fluted chamber and has become uniform for all types of cartridge cases, including lacquered steel cases, that operation is reliable in every situation, even under the most adverse firing conditions. -- Heckler & Koch, GmbH 1970" |
In memory of my son Sean James, born 6/25/97. Died 9/16/13.
We will be reunited in heaven.
We will be reunited in heaven.
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