Everything posted by Scorpio64
- Daily humor thread
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Daily humor thread
- Justice Department sues Missouri over bill declaring some federal gun laws "invalid"
State's rights and federal law has always been a double edge sword.- New gun day!
Tex, don't take this the wrong way, but, I officially hate you now.- First Aero 308 build, Charging handle problem. Help?
I hate to ask the obvious, but since you didn't mention it. Have you visually inspected the charging handle channel to be sure it is free of obstructions. With the BCG out, all you have to do is flip the receiver upside down, insert the CH and draw it back to see where the problem is.- NJ BBQ (was: BBQ cooking/competition school in May)
Tex, don't you dare go changing your brisket recipe, it's perfect the way it is. The only thing you need to learn from them is how to get other suckers to pay you to make fuk'n awesome bbq.- Beto now wants to defend the 2nd Amendment???
Dems can say pretty much anything when the fix is in. His flip-flop will not change the dem vote much.- Daily humor thread
- Leaded Barrel
hmmm...yeah.. I wouldn't do that. That is a nasty corrosive mixture called peracetic acid, it will etch the bore. It is used industrially to etch steel. If it accidentally comes in contact with other metal parts, they too will corrode. The good news is, the reaction lasts a finite amount of time, so it's not constantly eating away at shit. The bad news, you end up with a toxic sludge called lead acetate. Actually, since you've mentioned that is how you typically clean barrels, it is entirely possible you etched out a barrel so badly, that you are now getting gas blow by, which would causing the leading. If the sludge you dump out is any shade of red, you are corroding the bore. Just some food for thought.- Leaded Barrel
Mini-Mags are kinda the gold standard for 22 ammo. It's not the absolute best ammo out there, but it's the best at being reliable, relatively clean burning and having decent accuracy. The copper plating helps reduce fouling, but does eventually foul too. If you clean after every range session, copper fouling is easy to keep up with. If you let it go until you can't ignore it any more, prepare to spend some time soaking and scrubbing the bore. I'd try the mini mags first because they are the safest bet, like a control for the experiment, and if no problem, give the armscor a go. It may be a case of the Walther hating on Thunderturds. It happens.- Leaded Barrel
That rules out the barrel being shot out. What I believe ya have here is a case of hard bullets. Lead bullets are supposed to expand when shot through a barrel. When they obturate (expand) the bullet forms a seal. If they do not obturate, you get gas blow by, and the hot gasses melt the lead into the rifling and on the barrel wall. It's a somabitch to get out. If the problem is only with that particular ammo in that specific gun, then avoid using that ammo in that gun Problem solved, unless your problem is you have a million rounds of the stuff. Try giving the barrel a good cleaning, and then shoot noting but CCI Mini Mags (or similar) for the next 500 round. If you don't get gummed up, you can pretty much confirm the hard bullet theory.- Leaded Barrel
How many rounds do you have through the Walther?- Daily humor thread
- I NEED A HERO! (A Microsoft Word formatting hero to be precise...)
- Daily humor thread
“As democracy is perfected, the office of president represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.” ― H.L. Mencken,- Daily humor thread
- Cerakote over Black Phosphate?
It's recommended to sand blast phosphated parts for 3-5 seconds then thoroughly clean with acetone before applying Cerakote. The part does not need to be stripped down to bare metal. The paint will stick to the phosphate, but the problem is with poorly applied phosphate coating flaking off, causing the Cerakote to flake off, causing many calls to Cerakote's customer support line.- Karma is served to road raging honda driver.
- Immediate wear on Beretta 92X barrel?
Domani. Faro domani.- Karma is served to road raging honda driver.
We all view the world through a different lens. It would be unnatural, and quite frankly unproductive if everyone agreed all the time.- Karma is served to road raging honda driver.
There was always option 3 Look, I'm not saying F150 dude didn't do anything. But I can tell you this. He didn't do anything reckless. HG was eventually going to end up as roadkill anyway. Nobody drives like that without pissing off someone. Karma finds everyone eventually.- Karma is served to road raging honda driver.
And let HG go on to kill or harass someone else. Make it not his problem anymore.- car insurance
Progressive is as woke as they come. They are also anti gun and donate to anti gun progressive democrats.- Karma is served to road raging honda driver.
F150 dude was minding his own business, as was every other driver HG terrorized, as he recklessly bullied his way up the road. As far as I am concerned, HG reaped what he had sewn.- Karma is served to road raging honda driver.
I was in video production as an editor for five years. I know what I'm seeing. - Justice Department sues Missouri over bill declaring some federal gun laws "invalid"
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