I crimp as I like to seat my projectiles as long as possible so I'm a bit concerned about projectiles getting while knocked feeding from the mag
I crimp as I like to seat my projectiles as long as possible so I'm a bit concerned about projectiles getting while knocked feeding from the mag
I don't crimp.
Use normal Redding full length die (and for my .308 semi), didn't need to go to small base dies.
Good info page for semi/service rifle reloading:
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Anybody brought in a complete upper?
Upper Receiver w/5.56 cal, FT, 20" Std Barrel, Parkerized : AR-15 UPPER RECEIVER ASSEMBLIES | Brownells
Or best to bring it in as individual components?
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Don't buy DPMS. I got an import permit for a complete Spikes upper and lower. Haven't bought it yet.
Care to explain why he shouldnt by dpms? I prefer first hand experience than "my uncles cousins sons friends dad heard someone say on the internet..."
But Brownells don't have a Spike 20" rifle upper, only a carbine.
PS Towely, I was helping someone one day at the range with his DPMS, took to the 3rd replacement lower to get it functioning properly.
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Have a look at the govt 20" Windham maybe
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I would ask Rainer Arms to get you one of these.
Better to ask Brownells if they can special order it. Rainer Arms have a $350US fee on ITAR controlled exports over $100.
Shit, i must have the only 3 dpms assembled ARs on this planet without issues.
Much as I like to joke about how DPMS is short for "Doesn't Pass Mil Spec", or "Don't Purchase My Shit", a lot of the Wellington Service Rifle guys have DPMS guns, and the vast majority of them seem to run pretty well, and run accurately. I haven't seen any major failures on the line, or any DPMS gun giving any more problems than any other brand.
Seems to be a bit of a lottery though.
I have been using and assembling AR rifles and more specifically parts for 13 years now (Is that unlucky?) As yet I have had no issues with DPMS. In fact I used DPMS barrels exclusively because they shot so well. Sometimes DPMS parts are not as pretty as others but I have never had a bolt fail and I have seen a few bolts fail especially recently.
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