I used to be a member here years ago but forgot my login details. This isn't to do with long range either but i thought the intelligent members of LRH.com could help me out (looking in your direction Kirby, Shawn, G'grouper)
I recently bought a remington 7615P .223 and have run into something i haven't seen before, my fired cases have a very slight step in them almost like a tiny second shoulder, it starts at the top of the shoulder and extends maybe a millimeter up the neck of the case, I probably wouldn't of noticed the step but it can clearly be seen that the powder residue stops just short of the shoulder.
Is this just something that happens when firing .223 in 5.56mm NATO chambered guns or have i got one with a badly cut chamber?
Thanks guys.
I recently bought a remington 7615P .223 and have run into something i haven't seen before, my fired cases have a very slight step in them almost like a tiny second shoulder, it starts at the top of the shoulder and extends maybe a millimeter up the neck of the case, I probably wouldn't of noticed the step but it can clearly be seen that the powder residue stops just short of the shoulder.
Is this just something that happens when firing .223 in 5.56mm NATO chambered guns or have i got one with a badly cut chamber?
Thanks guys.