TonytheTiger

@CheekyChung just curious, how did you narrow it down to those two very different guns?

Perfect, no DQ then.

Did he have any kind of explanation for this?

Just out of curiosity, how long?

@MemphisMechanic you'll note I never said it was harmless or that people aren't entitled to take the precautions they deem necessary. But straight from the mouths of everyone I know that's had it, unanimously, is that the damage the hysteria is causing is far and away worse than the damage the virus alone is causing. I don't know a single person that's died from it, but admit those people are out there. I do however know 3 people that committed suicide because of lockdowns as well as multiple people that have lost everything due to unconstitutional regulations. We are all going to die when our time comes, but living penniless in the meantime to avoid death is nonsense.

This is the main issue with the whole thing.

I'm asking if you've stood face to face with someone in your circle of family, close friends or work acquaintances while they admitted to currently having it or having recently gotten over it. Then asked them for all the details. Because I have. I've asked: Most of my wife's family Some of my distant family Coworkers Customers Gun shop guy Shooters at matches 93 year old grandma Neighbors Hired hand at the farm down the road Bank teller Mechanic Many of the subcontractors I work with Chiropractor, and by extension, dozens of his customers Several hospital employees that have been laid off at the same time local news reports full hospital beds That's just who I thought of while typing. I could make a longer list if you like. I'm doing a carpentry job in a hair salon right now, not 5 minutes ago the salon owner admitted to having it then 7 of 10 customers did as well. It's like my Grandma said. "I thought this was political from the get go. Now that it's come and gone I know for a fact it's just politics" Then something about when you're 93 years old the next time you get sick is likely to be your last. Doesn't really matter what its called. Her words, not mine. Sounds harsh but that's reality.

So it's safe to say your opinion of the virus is based on hearsay? Because in my neck of the woods about 50% of people have tested positive. No joke, I'm nearly amish and barely leave the house in the best of times and I still personally know over 60 people that have had it. They were all very underwhelmed by their plague experience.

Wish it was bigger. Most people in my family have been trying to catch it for months. Gonna start licking doorknobs on truck stop bathrooms soon. The only ones that have got it so far are the ones that haven't left the house this year and shower with a mask on. The irony is lost on them though.

You have to limit the bolt travel by adding spacers in the end of the buffer tube. Most people use quarters. I think I've got $1.50 in mine.

I wouldn't say that at all. Just gotta have realistic expectations.

Cerakote will not survive in a magwell.

You can either rack the round on the lifter into the chamber then continue loading, fire the gun then continue, or if you really wanted to you could partially pull the bolt back, stick your finger into the ejection port and push the shell all the way into the tube.

The pin getting more weld on top of it is besides the point. If the brake is threaded on most of the way and it still wobbles you've got some garbage threads on it or the barrel. If the brake is snugged up to the barrel shoulder and it still wobbles you've got some next level bubba gunsmith shenanigans going on.

Can't say definitively, and there's probably not many people on here that have used a +2, but I'd be willing to bet it would work fine.

I wish 3 gun wasn't dying. How's that saying go? Wish into one hand and s#!t in the other, see which one fills up first.

The most likely cause is that you're just not getting the last rim to click past the shell latch. A distant second most likely scenario is that you are bumping the release button. If you're doing neither of these things and the gun is doing it automatically something is very wrong with the gun and it needs some work.

Do whatever you want. This is still the United States of America. For at least a little longer anyways.

Website made it sound like it comes with a stop and a pin

Every rimfire is different. Buy a box of all the most expensive ammo you can find. When you find the one your gun likes, buy cases of ammo from the same lot number. When it runs out start over with testing.

The real question is will this beat the DWX to market?

@DD78 you should've shot the shotgun match today. Nothing better at crushing your expectations than cold rain.

Problem solved. Might as well close the thread.

I've had the non tactical FNX for years. Had a few issues with wolf ammo, other than it's been solid. What are you using it for?

I've messed with a few different bullets and powders and so far it looks like the easy button is Sierra 107's and CFE.