Having a problem with blown/dropped primers on my MA TEN Build.
Issue with:
* Black Hills Red Box Match 168gn * Nosler Match 168gn
Tested with NO problems:
* HSM 168 HPBT Match * HSM 175gn HPBT Match * Privi Partisan 168gn Match
* Fed Gold Medal Match 168gn * Nosler Trophy Grade 165gn Accubond
* Winchester White Box 7.62 Nato 147gn (not accurate but no failures)
Rifle Specs:
* MA TEN Mono Upper
* Rainier Ultra Match 18" mid length 1/10 DPMS
* JP Rifles Enhanced Bolt
* DPMS Bolt Carrier
* Slash's Rifle Buffer/Spring AR10R-H (PRS stock)
* PRI Adjustable Gas Block
I am concerned ~ I have heard reports this is somewhat not uncommon on Gas Guns. I do not have this issue in my Rem 5R bolt gun.
I originally had a std gas block then tried a PRI adjustable and turned down the gas so the screw was a little more than half way covering the gas hole (maybe not enough?).
I lightly honed the chamber with 600 grit on a slow drill.
I checked the head space with GO, NO GO, FIELD Gauges and tested failed on FIELD, NO GO and Passed on Go.
Is this just normal on some ammo?
Should I send back to Rainier?
Do I just need to avoid certain amo?
Will going to a rifle gas port barrel be better?
Serverly Confused at this point?
This is wicked accurate but need to know what to do about the primer issue.
Issue with:
* Black Hills Red Box Match 168gn * Nosler Match 168gn

Tested with NO problems:
* HSM 168 HPBT Match * HSM 175gn HPBT Match * Privi Partisan 168gn Match
* Fed Gold Medal Match 168gn * Nosler Trophy Grade 165gn Accubond
* Winchester White Box 7.62 Nato 147gn (not accurate but no failures)
Rifle Specs:
* MA TEN Mono Upper
* Rainier Ultra Match 18" mid length 1/10 DPMS
* JP Rifles Enhanced Bolt
* DPMS Bolt Carrier
* Slash's Rifle Buffer/Spring AR10R-H (PRS stock)
* PRI Adjustable Gas Block
I am concerned ~ I have heard reports this is somewhat not uncommon on Gas Guns. I do not have this issue in my Rem 5R bolt gun.
I originally had a std gas block then tried a PRI adjustable and turned down the gas so the screw was a little more than half way covering the gas hole (maybe not enough?).
I lightly honed the chamber with 600 grit on a slow drill.
I checked the head space with GO, NO GO, FIELD Gauges and tested failed on FIELD, NO GO and Passed on Go.
Is this just normal on some ammo?
Should I send back to Rainier?
Do I just need to avoid certain amo?
Will going to a rifle gas port barrel be better?
Serverly Confused at this point?
This is wicked accurate but need to know what to do about the primer issue.
