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smokeless joe

#35
October-20-17 15:10
Quote from: OV-1D on October-20-17 12:10
  It always seems to me the hotter the load the more expansion of cases thus sticky casings .
I agree with your logic

Warthog

#36
October-20-17 15:10
I do too OV1D, but a polished cylinder seems to be the best fix, and I know from experience that even a higher powered round will just slide out without sticking.

It is certain to be what I do to my Ranger II when it is available.
"The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it."
-Albert Einstein

OV-1D

#37
October-20-17 16:10
  Another variable is the crimping of the load whether its a tight or looser round .
TO ARMS , TO ARMS the liberal socialists are coming . Load and prime your weapons . Don't shoot till you see their UN patches or the Obama bumper stickers , literally . And shoot any politician that says he wants to help you or us .

Warthog

#38
October-20-17 17:10
Well, I know I can make it work but then I also know that most here doubt me.

I can also be sure that no one here would give me a hand if it was needed so I will do it on my own.  ;)
"The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it."
-Albert Einstein

RogueTS1

#39
October-21-17 09:10
Polishing the cylinder chambers is what most Cowboy Action shooters do to get the casings to just drop out of their SAA's. I know it works on my .45's and I don's shoot powder puff loads. I shoot full powered loads from mine.
Wounds of the flesh a surgeon's skill may heal but wounded honour is only cured with steel.

Bj

#40
October-21-17 09:10
When do you expect to see the ranger II on the NAA products website?  November 1?

Bj

#41
October-21-17 09:10
Do you expect the ranger II will be about the same weight as the BW but have a slightly shorter overall length?

PaducahMichael

#42
October-21-17 09:10
Quote from: Warty62 on October-20-17 15:10
I do too OV1D, but a polished cylinder seems to be the best fix, and I know from experience that even a higher powered round will just slide out without sticking.

It is certain to be what I do to my Ranger II when it is available.

Warty, how do you polish the chambers in the cylinder? I might want to do that on a couple of my revolvers.
"The world is made for people who aren't cursed with self awareness."

Uncle_Lee

#43
October-22-17 03:10
Quote from: Bj4995012 on October-21-17 09:10
When do you expect to see the ranger II on the NAA products website?  November 1?

Earliest will be the middle of March. (maybe)
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smokeless joe

#44
October-22-17 03:10 Last Edit: October-22-17 18:10 by smokeless joe
Quote from: uncle_lee on October-22-17 03:10
Earliest will be the middle of March. (maybe)
In the grand scheme of things that's really not too far off.

JRobyn

#45
October-22-17 12:10
Some just spin a bore brush in a drill.  Some wrap fine steel wool (0000) around that.  I'm thinking that some of these -

http://propolishingtools.com/product/cylindrical-felt-bobs-18-shank/

with some Flitz or SimiChrome polish would leave a dandy smooth finish.

redhawk4

#46
October-22-17 22:10
Eve with case expansion a smoother cylinder bore will help because if you force a case against a smooth surface there  is nothing for the case to "interlock" with in the surface of the cylinder, plus there is naturally less friction between two polished surfaces.
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Warthog

#47
October-23-17 01:10
They make specific tools to polish the cylinder, check out Brownells.
Quote from: PaducahMichael on October-21-17 09:10
Quote from: Warty62 on October-20-17 15:10
I do too OV1D, but a polished cylinder seems to be the best fix, and I know from experience that even a higher powered round will just slide out without sticking.

It is certain to be what I do to my Ranger II when it is available.

Warty, how do you polish the chambers in the cylinder? I might want to do that on a couple of my revolvers.
"The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it."
-Albert Einstein

Canoeal

#48
October-23-17 21:10
I use a bore mop and jewler's polish I a drill driver on slow...
"All it takes for evil to prevail, is for good men to do nothing."  Edmund Burke

rooftopkorean

#49
October-27-17 11:10
Quote from: Bj4995012 on October-08-17 12:10
What's your guess, will all the EBs go to Bullseye?

Probational user                    0-14
Gunfumbler                         15-49
Sometimes hits the target    50-99
Outer ring                          100-249
Middle ring                         250-499
Bullseye                             500-above

I was hoping it'd be more random, it's not looking good for me.

wolfsvein

#50
November-02-17 12:11
Quote from: OV-1D on October-20-17 12:10
  It always seems to me the hotter the load the more expansion of cases thus sticky casings .

Yes that is very true I use the Hornady FXT tip 22 Mags and they are a hot little load and always seem to stick.
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