"The root cause is not that islam has a fundamentally flawed ideology with violence and degradation for all those overcome by its ravenous doctrine or the intended spread of its evil dominance in ever increasing areas but that there is a spiritual battle that is being waged between good and evil."
Von Gruff
Yep, I've got one. Cooked up some hot 200 grain loads for African plains game and the bench sighting sessions were no fun. At my age and shooting style; the dang thing jumped out of my hands each shot.
Funny; the jumping out of hands thing didn't happen when shooting game.
"The root cause is not that islam has a fundamentally flawed ideology with violence and degradation for all those overcome by its ravenous doctrine or the intended spread of its evil dominance in ever increasing areas but that there is a spiritual battle that is being waged between good and evil."
Von Gruff
Al, just send me the bbl and I will thread and install the brake.
Gimme a call if you want...
I think they were tumbling. If tumbling, they don't always show the full profile, because like a spun knife, sometimes they almost hit the point and you don't get the profile.
When Charter Arms was making a five-shot 44 special revolver, the Bulldog, they had trouble with tumbling. Back when the American Rifleman was worth a damn the NRA tech staff tracked it to a barrel constriction at the frame connection point. Perhaps the throat was reamed improperly, or the bullets were undersize and didn't take the rifling. Sometime rifles just don't like a particular bullet, and maybe some version of this rifle's problem is the reason. I'd love to see the rifle and mike the bullets.