Will this work on my DPMS AR10? I have tried several brass catchers, all of them caused stovepipe jams. The forward assist on my rifle is much farther forward so none of the other brass catchers that I have tried work, and had to return them. Thank...
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This should work just fine on your AR10 (many folks have used this on 308's)... the built in adjust-ability should allow you to find a position that ejects the brass efficiently.
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It won't spin but I shoot it with my .22. You still get the instant feedback of a hit with the sound. A 9mm and up will spin it, but never use any rifle other than a .22 because it will destroy it.
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I have a 5.56 AR and they work great. I use the snakes on all my guns. very quick and easy to clean with. If you get the right snake you will be happy with the way it cleans and oils all at one pull of it. The kit listed has everything you need to clean with and works well. Hope this helps.
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I bought this one for my dad, but I have 2 others for my Smith & Wesson and my Beretta, and neither one of these needs any lubrication to work perfectly. Have you tried this loader with more than one type of ammo?I would instect the feed ramps for and burrs or imperfections, short of that or the ammo being the problem, I would send it back and get a replacement item. All mine work great and my dad says his works great, you may just have a bad one.Sorry, I hope this helps.Taylor
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Works really good on my AR 10 308 cal . I have fired well over 100 rounds { semi-auto} and it holds it zero ....l
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The brass shark requires a picatinny rail to mount to on the fore grip. If you don't have this it will not work. I have a quad rail on my AR it mounts securely and works well. No jambs! I have no info on your weapons. The stock is irrelevant must have rail system on forward grip.
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I have a single stack sig p238 and it works fine. Every so slightly more convenient with the double stack, but I have given a couple away to my friends and they all come back with: "Wouldn't go to the range w/o it".
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I have one on a POF 308 and it works fine, dead on target.Have you checked you weapon to see if it's true with just the stock sights. If so then a higher rail may do the trick
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Hi my name is tom I put one of these mounts on my dpms upper with my flip up rear site and it clears fine. But you must remove the scope to see your front iron site depending on the power of the scope it will be to close and you won't see it. The ruger has a longer rail than my upper has so you will be fine. keep in mine when you adjust the mount to your rifle mark you lable where you mounted it so you can return it to the same place on the rail each time. after installing I check my set up with both a lazer bore sighter and 100yds paper 5 shot group and 5/5 on returning with in a quart inch of my first zero. I am impressed. Hi my name is tom I put one of these mounts on my dpms upper with my flip up rear site and it clears fine. But you must remove the scope to see your front iron site depending on the power of the scope it will be to close and you won't see it. The ruger has a longer rail than my upper has so you will be fine. keep in mine when you adjust the mount to your rifle mark you lable where you mounted it so you can return it to the same place on the rail each time. after installing I check my set up with both a lazer bore sighter and 100yds paper 5 shot group and 5/5 on returning with in a quart... » Read More Hi my name is tom I put one of these mounts on my dpms upper with my flip up rear site and it clears fine. But you must remove the scope to see your front iron site depending on the power of the scope it will be to close and you won't see it. The ruger has a longer rail than my upper has so you will be fine. keep in mine when you adjust the mount to your rifle mark you lable where you mounted it so you can return it to the same place on the rail each time. after installing I check my set up with both a lazer bore sighter and 100yds paper 5 shot group and 5/5 on returning with in a quart inch of my first zero. I am impressed. « Show Less
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My question as well. Saw a youtube video with a different company and he stated it had more snap with the lighter spring but was able to set his follow up shot quicker. The heavier spring took longer to set up the next shot because the gun traveled slower in the recoil. My question still remains if there will be stove piping if I use lighter grade ammo with the heavier spring.
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It does not work well with any rifle. Using a bubble level yo are lucky to get with in 1-2 degrees of true. I now use handi tools on my iPhone which has a digital plumb bobWorks great to within 1/10 of 1 degree
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FYI, This drill jig will not work for the Mosin Nagant. Some sellers are claiming as such. The center rod is too large, and will literally not even fit in the mosin receiver where it needs to. If you were to make the center rod fit, it still would not align accurately on a mosin. Defeating the whole purpose of trying to accurately drill your rifle.
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I don't know off the top of my head, but it works very good on all three of my 22 rifles. if you are looking for a brake down cleaning rodthis is a good one. It fits together very good and it's brass. Buy it you won't be sorry.
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Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could be quite a bit of difference in trajectory. In that case, buy an appropriate scope. Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could... » Read More Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could be quite a bit of difference in trajectory. In that case, buy an appropriate scope. « Show Less
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Yes .. It has worked great on my DPMS wit 6.8 SPC upper circular hand guard. Came back from for hole 2 holes and epoxied in place the platform. Have fired 800 rds without and sign of shifting.
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I have a 1911 .45 5" Springfield Armory gun with a short guide rod. Less than half the length of the ones I have seen on videos for other 5' .45s. I replaced the original worn buffer I had and it works great. I may not completely understand your issue, but hopefully this will help.
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I have this installed on my Marlin 45/70 and 444 lever action rifles. They both were pre-drilled for scope mounts. The part has a lot of screw mounting holes to accomodate different receivers. Should ve mounted on a flat surface. If you're not pre-drilled a gunsmith can do that. It is working well for me.