ezracer
Certified Gun Nut
Magazine rotation/spring compression has been discussed in the past. This is not a new issue.
Yes ad nauseam, and will continue to be discussed!!!!!
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Magazine rotation/spring compression has been discussed in the past. This is not a new issue.
Excellent, because this is really just getting interesting!Yes ad nauseum, and will continue to be discussed!!!!!
The problem is that people spout BS and claim it as fact. This really isn't an opinion matter. Metallurgy is a fact. Magazine rotations are the essential oils of the gun world.
Does that make the eternal 3% antimony the homeopathy of the gun world??
Does that make the eternal 3% antimony the homeopathy of the gun world??
I am new to casting but not new to metallurgy and non-destructive testing. Antimony along with tin in castings adds structure to the lead. It allowing it to be shot in a gun and it provides better flow into the molds for better casting. Also, it reduces the possibility of lead following of your barrel. Shooting pure lead is like taking a stick of butter casting it and shooting it, not good unless you like fowling up your gun.
I am new to casting but not new to metallurgy and non-destructive testing. Antimony along with tin in castings adds structure to the lead. It allowing it to be shot in a gun and it provides better flow into the molds for better casting. Also, it reduces the possibility of lead following of your barrel. Shooting pure lead is like taking a stick of butter casting it and shooting it, not good unless you like fowling up your gun.
I am new to casting but not new to metallurgy and non-destructive testing. Antimony along with tin in castings adds structure to the lead. It allowing it to be shot in a gun and it provides better flow into the molds for better casting. Also, it reduces the possibility of lead following of your barrel. Shooting pure lead is like taking a stick of butter casting it and shooting it, not good unless you like fowling up your gun.
Does that make the eternal 3% antimony the homeopathy of the gun world??
I am new to casting but not new to metallurgy and non-destructive testing. Antimony along with tin in castings adds structure to the lead. It allowing it to be shot in a gun and it provides better flow into the molds for better casting. Also, it reduces the possibility of lead following of your barrel. Shooting pure lead is like taking a stick of butter casting it and shooting it, not good unless you like fowling up your gun.
Some people JUST don't understand.
About 3% don't tho....It takes most noobs about two weeks to catch on.
Horizontally?I rotate mine about 90 degrees from my mag pouch to my firearm. Sometimes less.
I rotate mine about 90 degrees from my mag pouch to my firearm. Sometimes less.