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Originally Posted By Pat_Rogers:
Actually i haven't used CLP in 7 years. I run Slip 2000 EWL, but yeah i have a big spray bottle on the line and i give the students a 1 oz bottle for their gear. Once you start running SLIP all the other lubes will go into the trash (or use them for general cleaning) |
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Originally Posted By Another-Bill:
I'd like to know as well as I have seen this happen once more than once. Originally Posted By Another-Bill:
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Originally Posted By Lloyd-Jr:
DPMS - AR-15/M16 RECEIVER RUG http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/stock-forend-parts/buffer-tube-parts/buffer-tube-hardware/ar-15-m16-receiver-rug-prod32442.aspx?psize=96&avs|Make_3=AR-15zz1zzM4 "May cause small increase to trigger pull." How many here have actually tried this thing? I'd like to know as well as I have seen this happen once more than once. I have used them... it did indeed increase trigger pull ( enough so... that I removed them.... not just pull weight but "feel" as well.) .... otherwise they do work as advertised. Although it made trigger installation more complicated... dental picks helped that problem. |
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Originally Posted By HermanSnerd:
Not a broken part, but my buddy's carbine was rendered completely useless in the middle of a carbine class by a popped primer that fell into his lower and got wedged under the safety selector. I had always heard it could happen, but had never seen it with my own eyes until recently. I've had this happen once as well and a buddy had a popped primer get lodged into his gas key. That one was definitely a tough one to figure out when his rifle was basically a single shot rifle. |
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Originally Posted By HBPredhunter: Once you start running SLIP all the other lubes will go into the trash (or use them for general cleaning) Originally Posted By HBPredhunter: Originally Posted By Pat_Rogers: Actually i haven't used CLP in 7 years. I run Slip 2000 EWL, but yeah i have a big spray bottle on the line and i give the students a 1 oz bottle for their gear. Once you start running SLIP all the other lubes will go into the trash (or use them for general cleaning) I believe there was a very long thread on lubricants on TOS with a lot of people chiming in, and it was amazing how unanimous the praise for Slip EWL was. Everything else I saw mentioned had people chiming in about one thing or another they had issues with-- gumming up on its own or when mixed with other lubes, slowing the gun in cold weather, corrosion, notably higher wear, evaporation... I can't recall anyone having a bad thing to say about the EWL, and many people had tried several other products and either come back to or ended up with it. |
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Originally Posted By jBoy723:
I've had this happen once as well and a buddy had a popped primer get lodged into his gas key. That one was definitely a tough one to figure out when his rifle was basically a single shot rifle. Originally Posted By jBoy723:
Originally Posted By HermanSnerd:
Not a broken part, but my buddy's carbine was rendered completely useless in the middle of a carbine class by a popped primer that fell into his lower and got wedged under the safety selector. I had always heard it could happen, but had never seen it with my own eyes until recently. |
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Originally Posted By Vespid_Wasp:
I saw a popped primer wind up inside the carrier by making it's way through the cam pin slot. Locked that rifle up solid. I don't know the ammo for a certainty but if I recall correctly it was Lake City M193 with crimped primers. True 5.56 ammo is pretty high pressure stuff. |
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I went back and re read some of that thread... and the two things that I can add to this thread...
The T-1 I bought in June of 08 is still on it's second battery... and still holds zero and shoots better then me.... The Giselle SSA trigger that Big Bore gave me in 08 (Had SSA written in electronic pencil engraving) is still going strong. Both will hit the 10 year mark in June of 2018. So yeah.. I can say those two pieces of gear work very well. 
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Originally Posted By Gamma762:
That's why military ammo has crimped in primers Your are far more likely to loose a primer shooting 5.56mm military ammo with crimped primers on a hot day in a hot rifle than an uncrimped .223. High pressure events blow primers and no crimp on earth will stop it. If someone is shooting reloads on their fifth plus life cycle, then that case was worn out and should have been discarded when the primer seated without resistance. |
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Originally Posted By sgwlower:
I had the same thing happen on my sr25 a few weeks ago. Freedom munitions 168 gr Amax, they took care of me, and are qcing the lot to find out what happened. I had a real expensive paperweight. Originally Posted By sgwlower:
Originally Posted By Vespid_Wasp: I saw a popped primer wind up inside the carrier by making it's way through the cam pin slot. Locked that rifle up solid. I don't know the ammo for a certainty but if I recall correctly it was Lake City M193 with crimped primers. True 5.56 ammo is pretty high pressure stuff. |
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Originally Posted By cschelk2: I sheared the roll pin on my PRI gasbuster charging handle this past weekend at a class. It was probably a 5 year old CH with 10-12,000 rounds on it. Sheared the roll pin into 3 pieces. Was this the original gen roll pin or the later solid pin? |
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