Do you have any problems feeding using non brass ammo for full auto use?
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Do you have any problems feeding using non brass ammo for full auto use?
I'm interested in 9mm and 5.56mm.
Re: Do you have any problems feeding using non brass ammo for full auto use?
When I had my M11/9 (both stock and with AMP11 upper), it ate every single thing I fed it with the exception of some bad Monarch ammo (primer hits, but no bang). Steel, brass, aluminum...round, flat, jhp. No problemo.
Re: Do you have any problems feeding using non brass ammo for full auto use?
I've run a bunch of steel cased through my Uzi, runs fine.
Re: Do you have any problems feeding using non brass ammo for full auto use?
I've run steel .45 ammo through my Reising. It's never given a problem.
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Re: Do you have any problems feeding using non brass ammo for full auto use?
My 45 cal MAC10 eats anything. Including the aluminum cased stuff.
What amount of a man is composed of his own collection of experiences... and the conclusions that those experiences have allowed him to "know" for certain as "Truth"? :Ick
Re: Do you have any problems feeding using non brass ammo for full auto use?
H416, G36, Glock 18, All the AKs (of course), no issues at all with Wolf.
MP5s do no like steel cased ammo. Can't expand to seal chamber.
F2000 does not like wolf either. But that just might be because it's soo weak.
MP5s do no like steel cased ammo. Can't expand to seal chamber.
F2000 does not like wolf either. But that just might be because it's soo weak.
Re: Do you have any problems feeding using non brass ammo for full auto use?
I have run thousands of rounds thru various FA AR15/16's. Never a problem. Shortly I will let you know how they work in a M249.