TargetTalk

Just as a side note to all of this. The CCI SV lots that I have also chamber hard ( go in about 1/2 way and need a thumb push to seat) in my S&W 617 revolver, the majority of them will NOT drop in the cylinder on their own. Too bad because now I have a little under 2 cases of practice ammo. Shoo...

I measured a box of 50 and they range from a small of .2231" to a large of .2245" Lot# F13W89 The other lot # D07V51 ranges from a small of .2228" to a large of .2245" for 50 What I have not done is to mic the cases about 2/3 of the way down where they seem to hang up and see if ...

BEA wrote:Is the product number 0035? And, is the cartridge tray just a flat piece of plastic or does it have legs on it?

Product # 00035 and it's just a flat piece of plastic. NO legs

Kirmdog

BEA wrote:What are your lot numbers? I will see what info I can dig up, if anything. And, was your CCI SV in the 100 plastic pack or the 50 round paper box?

Two lots numbers F13W89 and D07V51. both 50 round paper box.

Thanks
Kirmdog

When every other ammo chambers and CCI SV doesn't I'm sorry to brake the news but it's the CCI SV ammo. Everybody has lapses in QC even CCI. I have used CCI SV for decades and never had a problem until I got two different lots that where made in the so called "ammo shortage". Just the fact...

I have the same problem with my Hamden HS even with a replacement LSP barrel. Use to shoot CCI SV all the time but I have 2 new cases of different lots that will chamber only 1/2 way in either barrel. Can't get by a NM course without an alibi. My HS will chamber Wolf, SK, Eley and RWS and plunk test...

I use the LSP Match all steel barrel and it's more accurate than I can hold. Some guys like the aluminum version with the lighter weight.

About the same price as the factory HS barrel and of known quality. Available at Brownells

I got a new powder baffle from "Big Bike Parts" for my 650 Dillon and it works tremendously as far as an accurate throw. I get + - 1/10 or less.

http://www.bigbikeparts.com/templates/p ... pGuid=2015


Kirmdog

crankythunder wrote:Send an email to Dick Horton in Illinois.

I do not have his email address but you should be able to get it from a search on this thread or over in rimfire central

For Dick Horton grips you can contact him here.

horton1@charter.net

I'm far from an expert on these things but I do have a HS (Hamden) and the trigger is just about the best I have shot on a 22. Barrels (Hamden) are pretty darn good too!

If it's a push button take down barrel you can get either Volquartsen or LSP barrels.

I have a LSP barrel on one of my HS and it shoots great at about 1/2 the cost of similar Volquartsen barrels

http://lsp-vt.com/Shooting_Accessories.html

Available at Brownell's too


Kirmdog

Try it wit your 16# spring first. My setup was with a 30mm UltraDot slide mounted and it worked sometimes with a 16# spring but went with a 14# spring to get better reliability.

May I suggest Don Weber at DJ Precision for the M-52 barrel weight? http://www.djprecision.com/Home Great guy to deal with. Kirmdog Weight received quickly from DJ Precision. A very nice product and a tight fit. It should do the trick. My next task is to get the trigger weight up to spec. A friends...

May I suggest Don Weber at DJ Precision for the M-52 barrel weight?

http://www.djprecision.com/Home

Great guy to deal with.


Kirmdog

Guy on my BE team has one mounted on a S&W 52 and seems to like it. But they are pricey compared to the regular UltraDot.


Kirmdog

I have manually cycled many rounds through the gun and they seem to climb the ramp with no problem. It looks like the rounds stay away from the edges and run in the center of the ramp. That said as I am hand ejecting, all of the rounds eject nicely except 90% of the time the last round hangs up in ...

What make of 230 grain ball are you using and have you tried different types?

I reload 230 FMJ Hornady over 4.2 of TiteGroup in Federal cases and get great accuracy out of my Kart barrel.


Kirmdog

I have the Kensight Sharkskin grips on my ball gun with the spacers. And yes those spacers will help protect you shooting hand during a blow out. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/3193619641/kensight-sharkskin-grips-1911-government-commander-polymer These Sharkskin grips are VERY gripy Other that tho...

You can put the CMM steel/aluminum plates under your grips for some added thickness (and protection from a round firing out of battery. I've used the .063 and to me they added quite a bit of thickness. For my BE gun I use Dick Horton grips, ball gun gets the spacers. http://www.cmmshootingsports.com...

I sometimes have (had) the same problem with my 41. The solution, at least for me, was to check the safety was off AFTER I got my grip. The safety on mine is hard to move but I unintentionally hit it sometimes with the knuckle at the base of my thumb and flip it on and I wouldn't notice it or feel i...