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Started by bearcatter, May-09-18 16:05

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bearcatter

May-09-18 16:05
One thing I didn't mention in the range report on my Guardian 32. Most of my empties ended up about two feet to my left, and two feet to the rear. They had to have went to the left over my head, I guess. Only a few went to my right, which is where you'd expect them to go....?
They were a little hard to recover, since the previous shooter had littered the ground with 9mm brass. I found 36 out of fifty.
"If you get it and didn't work for it, someone else worked for it and didn't get it..."

* Guardian .32 (2) * Zastava M70 .32 (3) * Bearcat stainless (2) * SP101 .22 * Ruger SR22 (2) * S&W M&P 15-22 Sport

antares_b

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May-09-18 20:05
When I had a Guardian .32, the empties tended to land on me. I've never experienced that with any other gun.

RogueTS1

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May-10-18 08:05
That is a new development by NAA to get the shooter, when in a gunfight, to not stay static. They figured some hot brass would keep them moving and hence less likely to get hit in the gunfight.  ::) :P
Wounds of the flesh a surgeon's skill may heal but wounded honour is only cured with steel.

adp3

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May-10-18 08:05
The Guardian does not have an ejector.  The Seecamp doesn't either.  The top round in the magazine acts as the ejector.  This is why you have stovepipes after the last round is fired since there's no round in the mag to push the spent case out.  No ejector also means erratic ejection since it all depends on how the fired case hits the top round in the mag.  It's just the nature of the gun. 

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ADP3
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