A Alpha issue

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got my stock back from inletting for my dbm.
I was able to load up some rounds to test feeding and
this is what I came up with..
Feed awesome with my snap caps, but with live rounds about
half of them don't seem to tilt back far enough. That is what is
in the pics below...
Wondering if anyone has seen this before..???

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Re: A Alpha issue

I got the mag from alpha back in the middle of Feb..
I think the little issue was feed lips, did a little tweaking and seems
to be feeding correctly now.. Will do live fire trials next weekend..
 
Re: A Alpha issue

I am considering the type 2 alpha mags so that I can use a longer oal. I am currently running an sps-v in an aics. At some point I want to have a gun built on a custom action. After I have the custom gun put together, I will put it in my aics and put my sps-v back in the original stock and sell it. If I have my feed ramp modified, will it still feed properly when i put it back in the original stock?
 
Re: A Alpha issue

this kind of freaks me out a little because that is the exact set up im going with. rem 700, bell and carlson, PT&G DBM, and alpha one mags. anyone else run this set up and have the same problems?
 
Re: A Alpha issue

This is not a problem with the "setup". This is a problem with the feedramp on the remington action. If the rounds are loaded to long, then they will catch on the feedramp. If they are loaded to 2.800" oal and you bump the back of the mag before putting it in the gun, then you should not have a problem. Either the op is loading the rounds long, or he is not bumping the back of the mag after loading and before using. either way, trimming the feedramp on the action will fix both issues.