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Yes this is 100% a magazine issueAW mags are all I've ever used, but I've never had a fail to feed. However, my rifle doesn't function 100% as a control round feed, and I suspect it has to do with the magazines. The bolt doesn't grab control of the round until the cartridge is about 50% in the chamber. There is a period of time when the round has left the magazine, but hasn't been grabbed by the bolt.
Not sure if it's mag related because I've never tried to use anything else.
Depending on the chassis you're using.How do TL3 do running aw mags?
I was thinking the same thing. The AW mag presents enough of the cartridge to function fine as a push feed, but I think a single center feed mag would be easier to setup for 100% CRF.I would imagine a controlled round feed action would need a center feed magazine to work correctly, and with extra room for error.
Having 12 and 15 round mags are nice for competition. Not going to get that with an A-dub. The only time I want to be shooting an AW outside of my AI is rooftops or on the ridge of a tire.
Badass pic! I love the backdropTL3 in 6mm ARC with manners PRS TCS. And mark 5hd 5-25x56 used for PRS type shooting
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I got me 7th in the place of the last match pushing a 105 VDL at 2920 and a sd of 7.5 loaded on a dillon 750 with a dillon powder drop not quite my 6mm GT but worksEverything about that pic is badass, except the cartridge
I got me 7th in the place of the last match pushing a 105 VDL at 2920 and a sd of 7.5 loaded on a dillon 750 with a dillon powder drop not quite my 6mm GT but works
No but it didn't hurt 7 months of practice and competition got me there but it didn't hold me back7th. That's impressive. So you're saying the 6 ARC got you there?
My GT has more speed lower SD's with a 112gr match burner. But I use a autotrickler and single stage press. It's nice to be able to load good Precision Ammo as fast as I can with the Dillon 750No but it didn't hurt 7 months of practice and competition got me there but it didn't hold me back
Wow that's awesome what powder do you use in your dillon to get low SD in those. The only power that works will in my dillon is a ball powder and my gt likes running Varget.I do that with my GT and 6BR in a 650. No need for a gas gun cartridge to do that.
Wow that's awesome what powder do you use in your dillon to get low SD in those. The only power that works will in my dillon is a ball powder and my gt likes running Varget.I do that with my GT and 6BR in a 650. No need for a gas gun cartridge to do that.
8208 and StaBall. And low SD's aren't everything. People place way too much emphasis on SD numbers. If they calculated the elevation difference in their SDs at the distances they shot they'd realize it. I used to care about SDs but now I care far more about a load being consistent over several hundred rounds. A low pressure load does that, even if the SDs are higher. Near max, high pressure loads are finicky and have to be regularly reworked and are hard on barrels.
Here's a question, what will an ARC do that a BR won't do? Why go through the extra effort?
That is an awesome rig... Even in 6ARC!TL3 in 6mm ARC with manners PRS TCS. And mark 5hd 5-25x56 used for PRS type shooting
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i'd bet LRI makes or can make oneHere is a question for the hide... Does anyone make a bolt knob extension for the early TL3s? I know area 419 makes one, but my understanding is that the TL3s changed bolt knob thread pitch and design at some point.
Here is a question for the hide... Does anyone make a bolt knob extension for the early TL3s? I know area 419 makes one, but my understanding is that the TL3s changed bolt knob thread pitch and design at some point.
Yes, no. The brand of magazine doesn’t matter here, the ARC mag JUST comes standard with shorter feed lios than factory AICS magazines. ALL feed lips need to pair with cartridge length for CRFing. Shorter feed lips will CRF more (longer) cartridges than longer lips but too short of feeding lips and you may find stability isdues where the cartridges will want to escape out the front 2/3 (or whatever) under impact. This trim to properly fit the cartridge bring used.So are you saying all magazines need to be modified to be used in the TL3? Or just ARC mags?
I've had great luck with the 224 Valkyrie MDT magazines to run 6 ARC in the tl3Yes, no. The brand of magazine doesn’t matter here, the ARC mag JUST comes standard with shorter feed lios than factory AICS magazines. ALL feed lips need to pair with cartridge length for CRFing. Shorter feed lips will CRF more (longer) cartridges than longer lips but too short of feeding lips and you may find stability isdues where the cartridges will want to escape out the front 2/3 (or whatever) under impact. This trim to properly fit the cartridge bring used.
Yes, no. The brand of magazine doesn’t matter here, the ARC mag JUST comes standard with shorter feed lios than factory AICS magazines. ALL feed lips need to pair with cartridge length for CRFing. Shorter feed lips will CRF more (longer) cartridges than longer lips but too short of feeding lips and you may find stability isdues where the cartridges will want to escape out the front 2/3 (or whatever) under impact. This trim to properly fit the cartridge bring used.
Mind showing a picture of the cartridge seated in the magazine?I've had great luck with the 224 Valkyrie MDT magazines to run 6 ARC in the tl3
I did say it wouldn’t be reliable, I am glad you are happy with your set as am I. Most people aren’t aware they aren’t ACTUALLY controlling the round when feeding and many say to run the bolt fast to get it to crf but this is an attempt to overcome poor timing of the magazine.I have two TL3 actions and never an issue with any mag. No cutting needed.
Do they PUSH feed fine or are they actually fully controlled while fed? The TL3 push feeds very reliably too.Maybe if I get some time but never really slow load in actual use so slow loading doesn’t effect me. I use it with AI steel mags and MDT poly .223 mags and they feed fine.
not here. and i've done quite a bit of single feedingI know Zermatt can build these in a single shot configuration. Any issues with the extractor plate sliding over cases braking or having extraction issues when these bolt heads are ran in single shot mode?
Hows that SA working running the 6.5 PRC?How my TL3 currently sits. Mostly used for hunting, but sometimes I'll put it in a chassis for local matches.
Bighorn TL3
TT special
Manners EH1
Vortex Razor LHT 4.5-22x50
18" bartlein .308, 24" proof CF 65prc, 26"6cm, 20" 65cm on the way.
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I know Zermatt can build these in a single shot configuration. Any issues with the extractor plate sliding over cases braking or having extraction issues when these bolt heads are ran in single shot mode?
These work on origin actions?Range and load development I run sleds from CNC Werks. Will also let you know if your TL3 is AI cut the AICS/CS sled will need modified and CNCSWERKS can make it happen, just let them know when ordering. The sled they offer for AW requires no additional mods. Hope this helps.
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Runs good magazine fed. There are couple magazine options. Accurate 300wsm mag, Hawkins 3rnd mag and maybe few others.Hows that SA working running the 6.5 PRC?
Able to mag feed?
Just curious
If your Origin is cut with standard 700 feedlips I would say yes on the modified CS sled. I fit up a Remington 700 SA this morning and the AW sled is to long and would not seat. The pictures are of the CS/700 SA.These work on origin actions?