R.W.Dale
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I thought this little kernel of knowledge I learned from today's range trip was worth sharing. I know you've just been dying to know what happens if you fire steel cased ammunition in a gun with a "improved" chamber in this case 7.62x39mm Monarch (barnual) in a 60 degree improved chamber (30PPC largo) as found on my Stevens 200 bench gun. Well as it turns out nothing special happens at all, the case taper and shoulder blows forward just as it's supposed to with brass casings and out of the 25rounds fired on the target below there NO split necks or cracking to be found at all.
On a side note I'm also quite frankly astounded by how well this ammo grouped. A 1" average over the course of five 5 shot groups. Whoever says steel cased ammo is inaccurate crap should stop buying WOLF
Now to figure out how to reload the stuff
On a side note I'm also quite frankly astounded by how well this ammo grouped. A 1" average over the course of five 5 shot groups. Whoever says steel cased ammo is inaccurate crap should stop buying WOLF
Now to figure out how to reload the stuff