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Liner is the problem
I still haven't seen where anyone got the real skinny from Louis on the liner he is utilizing, is it a Redman 1:9, or did he have them made somewhere, or what? My own suspicions on a tight liner started with Gunters HMR project, where he installed a Redman liner into a MAG barrel, and had this same problem, then it began to show up in "Pig whistles". I believe that there are some tight 1:9 Redman liners out there distributed through Brownell's that are the culprit, maybe even some 1:10's, too.
I am running exceptionally with no weight, just springs, porting, and Moly Fusion. Soon, I will be able to say whether or not the 1:10 lined barrel I make can be made to function this way, or whether the liner is something that gets the best of me, in my blowback action.
The porting, and Moly Fusion, are a big part of my success, the action was scary before those additions. I wouldn't run fully jacketed ammo without Moly Fusion, the benefits are too great, and the stuff is too cheap!
I still haven't seen where anyone got the real skinny from Louis on the liner he is utilizing, is it a Redman 1:9, or did he have them made somewhere, or what? My own suspicions on a tight liner started with Gunters HMR project, where he installed a Redman liner into a MAG barrel, and had this same problem, then it began to show up in "Pig whistles". I believe that there are some tight 1:9 Redman liners out there distributed through Brownell's that are the culprit, maybe even some 1:10's, too.
I am running exceptionally with no weight, just springs, porting, and Moly Fusion. Soon, I will be able to say whether or not the 1:10 lined barrel I make can be made to function this way, or whether the liner is something that gets the best of me, in my blowback action.
The porting, and Moly Fusion, are a big part of my success, the action was scary before those additions. I wouldn't run fully jacketed ammo without Moly Fusion, the benefits are too great, and the stuff is too cheap!
