11-15-2020, 10:27 PM
I worked mine over a lot, cycling a few mags thru it to see if any would work. Finally settled on a couple of duramags, but also I'm shooting only 123 sst's and 100 ttsx's (handloads) loaded to ~2.260-2.265. Shorter coal's. like the 90 gr Tnt, hit the backside of the barrel below where it should enter into the chamber. Purposeful firm cycling and using those loads will cycle them except for the last round in the mag... which part I haven't resolved yet, so I just make sure I have enough in there not counting the last one.
129 Ablr's loaded out to that length would probably also work.
Mine is a ruger predator 22", in an mdt-lss-xl chassis but still uses the AR mags, 10-rounders.
I'm ok with it, not up to 100% cyclability yet but basically ok.
If you have the ruger flush rotary mags then you could get an after-mkt stock from bell/carlson and that will probably help feeding.
If AR mags however not as many choices.
Boyd's has an AR conversion kit you can add onto one of theirs. I don't know how well that works however.
If the temp drops on Kodiak watch your powder sensitivity, CFE and some others are pretty temp-dependent.
129 Ablr's loaded out to that length would probably also work.
Mine is a ruger predator 22", in an mdt-lss-xl chassis but still uses the AR mags, 10-rounders.
I'm ok with it, not up to 100% cyclability yet but basically ok.
If you have the ruger flush rotary mags then you could get an after-mkt stock from bell/carlson and that will probably help feeding.
If AR mags however not as many choices.
Boyd's has an AR conversion kit you can add onto one of theirs. I don't know how well that works however.
If the temp drops on Kodiak watch your powder sensitivity, CFE and some others are pretty temp-dependent.
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