new product- hype or what?
12-07-2005 | 03:04 PM
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12-08-2005 | 07:56 AM
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RE: new product- hype or what?
I dunno...Perhaps.
I have not tried it but I am considering the 25 ACP conversion for the Encore/Omega. Not because I am having accuracy issues becausemy ML'sare shooting several different loads at or about +-2" at 100 yards. Which is plenty accurate for any hunting situation IMHO.
That said, I am somewhat of a techno junkie and I think that PR-Bullet may be on to something.Some 209 primer manufactureres are issuing a cooler "for ML specifically" 209 versions.
I do think that perhaps there is something to having too much ignition as it relates to some powders. Certainly with 777 (which is an excellent substitute powder) you can get a crusty (the "crud ring") formation near the breech area depending on which 209 primer you are shooting.
Anything that reduces fouling yet offer reliable ignition and maintains good accuracy is a win situation for modern ML's. For the more traditional ML's I myself don't really mind some fouling
I think a few folks here at the forum have tried the PR-Bullet Breech Plug Rifle/Pistol primer conversion. Let's see if they will jump into the thread.
I am also sure you will hear a wide variety of views on this subject including the "if it's not broke, why fix it?".
Regards,
Tahquamenon
I have not tried it but I am considering the 25 ACP conversion for the Encore/Omega. Not because I am having accuracy issues becausemy ML'sare shooting several different loads at or about +-2" at 100 yards. Which is plenty accurate for any hunting situation IMHO.
That said, I am somewhat of a techno junkie and I think that PR-Bullet may be on to something.Some 209 primer manufactureres are issuing a cooler "for ML specifically" 209 versions.
I do think that perhaps there is something to having too much ignition as it relates to some powders. Certainly with 777 (which is an excellent substitute powder) you can get a crusty (the "crud ring") formation near the breech area depending on which 209 primer you are shooting.
Anything that reduces fouling yet offer reliable ignition and maintains good accuracy is a win situation for modern ML's. For the more traditional ML's I myself don't really mind some fouling
I think a few folks here at the forum have tried the PR-Bullet Breech Plug Rifle/Pistol primer conversion. Let's see if they will jump into the thread.
I am also sure you will hear a wide variety of views on this subject including the "if it's not broke, why fix it?".
Regards,
Tahquamenon
