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I’ve never seen a carrier crack there… wow!
What brand carrier, and ~ how many rounds?
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The Marines started getting E prefix receivers around 1999/2000, and they received a large order of E receivers in 2001. The Marines got a ton of G prefix receivers in 2005, which is right around the time MARSOC was using their customized A3's (I can't remember the exact year off the top of my head). So, you really can't go wrong with either prefix, but the E prefix could be more prevalent in the actual rifles. Remember, E676xxxx is easily the best known A3 serial number range, and is immediately recognizable to any M40 collector/clone builder. When in doubt, always go with an E676xxxx receiver for an A3!Question: I’m doing a MARSOC A3 build with DD Ross metal. Should I roll with E or G prefix?
Whether or not pursuit of the podium is worth it? Who knows? Racing riding mowers vs a shot at NASCAR seat, or fitness exercise vs trying to qualify for the world’s, that is real question.While I know I'm supposed to disagree and call you stupid because this is the internet, I can see the merit of your argument. I was trying to say that there is no magic gear bullet that will rocket you from the bottom to the top of the standings. The % of improvement with any upgrade is relative to the overall skill of the shooter.
That’s “Fuck your little order, ain’t nobody got time for that” shipping prices.I guess it is just something weird with this particular order. I put the same thing I ordered last time (TT Diamond) and upgraded 2 day shipping I used last time was actually a little cheaper than when I ordered it last week. $20.35. The same shipping method for the MDT stuff is $40.70. Wild.
That's good to hear. I was hesitant to buy some but gave in and ordered the last 5 boxes. They should be on the way to me soon. Hopefully it won't get caught in an order snafu like you had.I took the chance on 1000ct then they emailed saying they messed up inventory on my 224 85gr order so they replaced them with another 1000ct 107s and then I ordered another 4 boxes...
I took a chance and they measure in length exactly to my factory 107smk's I have here, factory pointed new style and no gouges or anything. Great deal
I've not had this issue due to not enough bullet in the neck, at least . . . bit with the .308's and 6.5 PRC is load to. I tend to load long, as I start out at .010 off the lands. Often, I easily only have just .200 - .217 of the neck holding onto the bearing surface. I should mention too that I due turn my .308 cases down to .014" thick, which will help them expand a little faster.What is the oal you load to. I have had issue like this with not enough bullet in the neck.
As long as you're not engaging the bearing surfaces with the donut area, that works just time. Because I tend to a load where the donut area is never an issue and it lessens the interference between the surface of the neck and the bullet. I haven't found any particular advantage to having a lot that contact with the neck.I always make sure that most if not all of the bullet is in contact with the whole neck.