Startingover Posted February 26, 2019 Share Posted February 26, 2019 I was just told by my buddy that some of the primers were pierced on the Remington UMC brass (not the Blazer Brass, but that could just be dumb luck on which ammo went through which gun) he took home from my test run of my new build. I opened up both guns, and discovered that the firing pin is different in the new BCG. It is tapered instead of having a shoulder, possibly causing it to travel farther out. The new one is on top. None of my other spare pins are like this, they all have the shoulder. Any input is welcome Link to comment
brix Posted February 26, 2019 Share Posted February 26, 2019 I was just told by my buddy that some of the primers were pierced on the Remington UMC brass (not the Blazer Brass, but that could just be dumb luck on which ammo went through which gun) he took home from my test run of my new build. I opened up both guns, and discovered that the firing pin is different in the new BCG. It is tapered instead of having a shoulder, possibly causing it to travel farther out. The new one is on top. None of my other spare pins are like this, they all have the shoulder. Any input is welcome Maybe an updated design to help prevent the pin from snapping? When mine snapped it was right where the step pin is. Sent from my BTV-W09 using Tapatalk Link to comment
Startingover Posted February 26, 2019 Author Share Posted February 26, 2019 I just ran some more Remington umc through it again, using both BCGs and both had some pierced primers. I think it must be the ammo. I have the older BCG with the shoulder type pin back in it now. I will look again tonight after our local 2 gun match. Link to comment
rstandley Posted March 2, 2019 Share Posted March 2, 2019 The hammer springs in most of the PCC guns are sprung to light off small rifle primers(AR trigger groups). The taper is to help with pin life. The two steps are where most are breaking. I reload using CCI 550 Small pistol magnum primers, no issues. Link to comment
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