Re: Ammo not loading
Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2014 1:16 pm
Thanks, I will try that.ruig wrote:Chip, try to loosen recoil setting screw (bellow muzzle).
Chip
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Thanks, I will try that.ruig wrote:Chip, try to loosen recoil setting screw (bellow muzzle).
I think it is timing/synchronization problem. Cartridge pops up but slide doesn't open enough.ChipEck wrote:Thanks, I will try that.ruig wrote:Chip, try to loosen recoil setting screw (bellow muzzle).
Chip
The recoil setting screw must have been installed by a gorilla. It will not budge. I will take to gunsmith.ruig wrote:I think it is timing/synchronization problem. Cartridge pops up but slide doesn't open enough.ChipEck wrote:Thanks, I will try that.ruig wrote:Chip, try to loosen recoil setting screw (bellow muzzle).
Chip
Possible reasons:
* recoil setting screw fully turned inward
* something wrong with the distance between magazine lips
Less possible, but possible:
* slide return spring is too hard
* weak ammo
SK is the brand name from Lapua. It is available in Canada. You can get it from Hirsch Precision (http://www.hirschprecision.com) although it will have to be shipped from the Maritimes.Mike Taylor wrote:Thanks for the suggestions for low-cost ammunition. Unfortunately, SK products do not seem to be available in Canada. Federal is though, but please, what is the load number (product number) of that blue box Champion Target ammo?
The Federal Premium web-site shows three Champion Target products in blue box. All are rather zippy - with muzzle velocity 1200fps and more.
Product 711B, on the other hand, is listed at 1080fps. which is more in line with 'standard' velocity ratings.
What is diameter of US ammo (bullet)?David M wrote: Either use European ammo or have the chamber reamed with a match US reamer (eased and polished).
Found on another thread that Feinwerkbau used a chemical thread locker :-(ruig wrote:Chip, try to loosen recoil setting screw (bellow muzzle).
Federal 714 is freely available in Australia well - the whole country seems to be awash with it...ruig wrote:Hm. Hothing to add. May be sepcial deployment for Europa?Mike Taylor wrote:The Federal Champion web-site does not even list a 714 product.
The lubricant seems to have thickened and/or hardened - to the point that the rounds no longer chamber easily.
My ammo is already 13 month old... and lubricant is dried and hardened. But I still have not problem with it.