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I dont know if it is more accurate, but to me it makes sense to lap the receiver. The first one i did i was amazed at the process and as the receiver polished up and squared off little by little i can see how in theory it trued up the barrel to receiverComment
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Fiocchi spelling correct. My apology.Comment
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Allen,
That sounds like good news.
What Fiocchi ammunition are you referring to?Comment
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Allen,
I wasn't aware Fiocchi made Grendel ammunition so I was curious.
My experience with Fiocchi factory .223 55Vmax is similar - terrible group sizes.Comment
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Fiocchi 223 didn't work well in my AR either. First time shooting it further than 100 yds was 260 yds with some Fiocchi ballistic tip. Groups were ~8". Thought it was me. Friend handed me some Black Hills which produced a 2.63" group. Every gun is differentComment
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They dont.Originally posted by Klem View Post
I'm kind of lost myself on what ammo he is talking about.Comment
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Klem, I have broken down my gun, lapped the receiver, and will report if I see any appreciable improvement. Also do you fellas stay in need of brass to reload?Comment
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If you don't reload there are usually people willing to buy brass at reasonable prices in the EE section of the forum.Comment
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Originally posted by Allen Roberts View Post
No worries.
Thanks mate but I'm not short of brass. You could advertise in the buy/sell section.Comment
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On the subject of Fiocchi ammo.I have tried it in a few calibers. Walmart used to sell it in .308 and .223.And I want to bought 1000 rounds of the 155 grain Fiocchi from Sportsmans Guide a special deal. unfortunately I have to agree with everyone else. It was only good for the brass. Groups with Fiocchi ammo were god-awfulComment
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Fl shooter. Are you saving your brass to reload? Are you desperate for any?Comment
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