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http://www.sierrabrass.com/ new guys on the block not affiliated w them just want to see if it gets OP what he wants, nice people though

slug the barrels, we cant even begin to help you without knowing what the barrels measure at also try with a softer lead anywhere from 10-12bhn

we need to refer hi cap magazines as 30 round standard capacity, and a 10 round mag as diminished capacity

thats what i am thinking too maybe the extractor has been bent, are these reloads? what kind of 1911? my Kimber eats anything but I had the feed ramp machined by a smith a lot of 1911 perform better after that is done do you plunk test if it is a reload?

we have nev gun websites?

you can use a computer for free and access the internets at a public library,

I'd build a pistol first to make sure the lower is good. You don't want to go thought 18 months of trouble only to find out you lower is out of spec.--will do

also if you guys need 300blk brass, a poster named grumpa on castboolits com makes and sells awesome 300 blk brass

thanks for the input guys, and of course I am sold on the SBR just calibre issues to choose from. When you look at the overall of an SBR compared to a 16-20" its just not comparable two totally different use rifles. So today I am leaning 300blk but there is some cheap deals here in reno on...

well i have 3 lowers, so I am going to go one in(16" 223/5.56), one in 300 AAC and one in 7.62, I will probably build the 11" 762 as a pistol and apply it for the SBR, the 300AAc I am not sure maybe I will go SBR with it too. *this is a serious affliction I cant make it stop and cannot work...

casting is just plain fun, i love making all different types of boolits and if you can get lead cheap bingo! I do not have an SS tumbler it is on the wish list.

Yes I agree on the reloading for 762x39 and I usually will have a mix of both brass and steel ammo. I do not reload for 762x39 because I own an SKS and it kills brass and i dont want to drill holes in the gas tube to reduce the recoil, so I guess if I am going to reload for 762x39 then maybe in...

I have no opposition to one in 762x39 in 11inches that seems like fun, I love to reload so I would do so regardless of calibre

I have an 1894c in 44mag and their plated bullets fed terrible in that gun. The bullet was too broad. Also if the bullet was forced into the receiver it would shave a portion of the bullet. I had terrible leading with them as well which I blame on user error. They will send you samples, I am...

No way I am building one without the stamp, no chance. I will not even gather the parts until I have the form back. I will however build an AR pistol in the meantime. Also I will not use the SBR in a 223/556 config, I am thinking 300 blackout. I want a 556 in a 16-20in and a 762x39 in 16in...

also make sure the powder return safety bar or whatever its called it has the blue nut thing on it and it makes the powder bar return to close fully. Make sure it is adjusted correctly and also make sure you do a complete stroke with the lever when expanding and adding powder short stroking...

Right, once you have your stamp for that one AR you can swap uppers after that lower is registered as an SBR? For the form1 is it best to do it from a 80% lower? or a retail forged? for the forged do I have to customize the serial number? I do have to put my name on it and address right...

my 1894C can shoot ten rounds in a minute LOL

I will be making all of my SBRs, ARs etc I will apply for the SBR and make a pistol in the meantime. I am not sure what calibre I want, I do want a 10-12 in barrel.

Well I want to do this and will start with an AR sbr variant of some sort. I dont knw enough about other sbr versions, in fact up until a few days ago my definition of sbr was not one of the ATF