reinforced my decision to pick up a 15-22 last year.Originally Posted by Morgan338LM
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reinforced my decision to pick up a 15-22 last year.
Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to Fight, he'll just kill you.
First, glad you're ok. Second, how did the .22 conversion bolt cause this? This just seems to the be an unfortunate out of battery discharge. I still haven't consumed my daily allowance of coffee yet, so maybe I'm missing something? Not doubting you, just wanting to be educated and comprehend.
Hey Hey this isn't EHarmony sniper !!!soo....um, can I go shooting with your buddy and his "friend"
Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to Fight, he'll just kill you.
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The .22 conversion literally inserts a faux 556 casing into the chamber (its functionally just part of the conversion's barrel) 22s are incredibly "Icky" (tech term) and the fouling is incredible, and it gets in between the 556 chamber and the .22 conversion 556 adapter. When removed, that cooked .22 ick remains, and unless its scrubbed out carefully it can become an obstruction for the actual 5.56mm round and keep it from fitting properly in an already tight toleranced chamber.
Hoser put it really well, it packs a high pressure tight toleranced firearm with gunk that it's not designed to accommodate. Hope this helps.
hahaha! he wasn't even nice enough to bring a girl with hot friends. Got me to go telling me his hot new girl 'friend' was bringing 2 of her friends; didn't mention her friends looked like trolls! What a good friend right?Hey Hey this isn't EHarmony sniper !!!
The .22 conversion literally inserts a faux 556 casing into the chamber (its functionally just part of the conversion's barrel) 22s are incredibly "Icky" (tech term) and the fouling is incredible, and it gets in between the 556 chamber and the .22 conversion 556 adapter. When removed, that cooked .22 ick remains, and unless its scrubbed out carefully it can become an obstruction for the actual 5.56mm round and keep it from fitting properly in an already tight toleranced chamber.
Hoser put it really well, it packs a high pressure tight toleranced firearm with gunk that it's not designed to accommodate. Hope this helps.
hahaha! he wasn't even nice enough to bring a girl with hot friends. Got me to go telling me his hot new girl 'friend' was bringing 2 of her friends; didn't mention her friends looked like trolls! What a good friend right?
I'm not picky, if the trolls like guns and can cook I'm game~
22 rimfire bullets are smaller in diameter (.222 vs .224) than centerfire 22 bullets. .002 does not sound like a lot, but it is huge.
In a nutshell, the rimfire bullets dont seal that well in a centerfire barrel and tend to build up a lot of crud. Some ammo/bullets like Remington Thunderbolt have horrible lube and will lead up even the finest rimfire barrels. Copper washed bullets are a lot better, but they still suck in a centerfire barrel.
When you shoot a 223/5.56 round after shooting rimfire ammo, that crud does not get pushed out the end. It gets swaged/squished in there while the bullet tries to get by. If there is too much crud, pressures skyrocket.
Easy fix, get a dedicated 22 upper like a Spikes, Tactical Solutions or Nordic if you want to shoot 22. They use rimfire barrels with the proper inner diameter and twist.
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and I'm crazy about my tea at night
What were we talking about? Oh yeah, .22s or something.Here you go, this outta make you all happy
soo....um, can I go shooting with your buddy and his "friend"Hey Hey this isn't EHarmony sniper !!!More like MarriedFriendFinder.com
Wait a Minute Sniper... I think I have your woman's phone number around here some-wheres
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