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  1. Yes, I am running 95 grain Montana Golds at about 1500 FPS.  It is putting them in a ragged hole at 25 yards, and really not much bigger at 50.  This setup is light years better than my 5.5” comped, sleeved barrel.  It crazy flat.  I have a few ideas I am going to develop this winter, by spring I will have the ultimate pcc blaster!  

     

    I have not had time to mess with the guard.  I will be getting back to it in October.

  2. 6 hours ago, Flatland Shooter said:

    Once again you did something really cool.

     

    How large are the ports?  At 1235 fps I assume you are loading 115 gr bullets, right?

     

    Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.

    .215”, and 115 grain billet.  ?

  3. 9 minutes ago, Hi-Power Jack said:

     

    Wonder why WAC/HS6 wouldn't burn completely in a longer barrel, and yet burn 

    completely in my TruBor 5.5" ?

    I am guessing,  the trubor has a locked breach, the bullet has exited the barrel before it is unlocked.  With the blowback, there is not a locking mechanism, it is just relying on the mass of the bolt to hold it in battery.  Pressures are still higher when the brass is coming out of the chamber, essentially blowing gas and carbon back in the gun.  My blow back rifles brass are always has more carbon on them than my open gun has.  I am sure it can be explained more elegantly than what I am doing, but that’s my guess.  Give it a try, maybe it will work for you.  They made a hell of a mess in my gun.

  4. 3 hours ago, Hi-Power Jack said:

     

    Might depend on your load - slower powders and lighter bullets

    just might get a comp to work efficiently    :) 

    That didn’t work that well in my blowback guns.  I tried autocomp and hs6.  I had a tremendous amount of unburnt powder in the upper and lower.  

  5. I have had an opportunity to play with the Ruger rifle.  My friend purchased one.  When he brought it to my place, I honestly thought what a turd.  Then I shot it.  It is a very fun little rifle!  The stock fit me great, and to me it shoots soft enough.  I did not have a chance to shoot groups, but seems accurate enough from what I seen.  I popped off the rear sight and made a RTS2 mount that bolts on, that optic seems perfect for it to me.  One disadvantage, in my opinion, is putting the safety back on during a course of fire.  When I have to run any distance in a stage, I usually flick the safety back on my Ar pattern rifles. I took a nasty fall last year in the WPA section match and I had the safety on when I did it.  The Ruger will not be as fast and easy in this respect.  I think it would be a fine rifle for the steel challenge.  To summarize, it is a fun little rifle, but in racing applications for me, I prefer the Ar style rifles.

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