joe4590

think that's it then. Thanks!

Mostly fail to fires. I was also using Winchester and CCI the same day without a hitch. It's the performance center version rifle so it could be it just doesn't like that ammo. I know there are several other brands that are not recommended by S&W.

Was wondering because last time I had quite a few failures with those in my MP15-22

Are they loose in a white box?

Thanks for the welcome all. I've only started a few years ago. I got a 20ga Remington 870 Express for pheasant hunting and it was all downhill after that! A 12ga Benelli M2 was next. Then I discovered AR-15 rifles...even more addictive! My first was an S&W MP15-22. That thing was so much fun to shoot I went out and bought it's big brother...an MP15 ORC. Then I wanted to kinda build one with complete assemblies so I paired a Windham weaponry upper with a Spikes lower. It didn't end there and I just got the lower for my latest fix....a 300 blackout made up of a Stag Arms upper and another Spikes lower. That baby is sweet and I can't wait to shoot it!

Good choice. I have a Windham upper on a Spikes lower and I love it. Also, the company has great customer service.

My first build before the latest updates, a Cryptic Coatings BCG and a Geissele SSA-E. This AR stuff is addictive!

With all due respect to the 609 folks.... I'm from the North so it'll always be taylor ham to me!

Long time lurker, finally ponied up and joined. Thanks for the tons of great info already!

I own an Excalibur Ibex, which is basically the same as an Axiom with a different camo pattern. I love mine and it is very accurate! The most important thing in regards to bolt/broadhead weights is that fact that it is a recurve and you need to go a little heavier than compound crossbows. Excalibur suggests 125-150 grain broadheads. There website is a great resource and they also have a great forum there.