Originally Posted By: FALFireIt's quite Humorous to read these responses like "I know someone that has one of those" or "I've heard this or that about it and you are just asking for problems" yada, yada, yada and as it turns out, they really don't have a friggen clue of what they are talking about.
OMG...DANGER....DANGER
MAGAZINES WHERE DO I FIND MAGAZINES??
Don't fear the "MAGAZINE NIGHTMARE MONSTER" it happens to be a very simple adjustment to a standard 20 round mag and a little smoothing of the follower, I've done several and it takes about 5 minutes.
hey i'm just statin facts, i have delt with it first hand, and i do have a "friggin clue what i'm talking about. here are just a few of his brass, like i stated above we had to modify his bolt lugs to solve this problem, not sure about you, but if i had this type of damage to my brass i sure as [beeep] wouldn't want to reload it and have it split from the shoulder to the neck like it has befor especially shooting a magnum load! now i am not doggin anyones products like i said this is an accuracy systems upper, and i am just givin the guy who posted the thread some helpful information. as for the magazine mods, all you got to do is dremel the follower out to fit your rounds, (if you need to load a LR round your gonna have to do alot more than that to your mag and your Mag well) just something i wouldn't want to deal with myself, but if your up for everything i stated in my prev. post more power to ya.
each one of these brass has a cut on the shoulder from the bolt.
these started as brand new winchester brass, and they are only once fired, the bolt cut em both deep enought that when fired the pressure split the shoulder.
same as these.