Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: sled on October 15, 2012, 09:40:00 PM
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How hard is this steel cased laquered ammo on a rifle? Thinking about shooting in my Springfeild SOCOM. Mostly stock ammo for armegedon. :chuckle:
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It should work fine in an M1a, I've only run the steel case stuff in the ak, other than just a few rounds in my M1a, but so far no problems. it shouldnt hurt the M1a, see how it works..
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It should work fine in an M1a, I've only run the steel case stuff in the ak, other than just a few rounds in my M1a, but so far no problems. it shouldnt hurt the M1a, see how it works..
i was told the steel cases were hard on guns :dunno:
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They shouldn't be, the steel in the case would be softer than that used in the rifle. I have heard a rumor that the lacquer will melt off and gum up a AR15, but after putting 100 rounds through one in a short amount of time (took 5 other family member shooting and I was too lazy to reload that much ammo the night before) I saw no signs of anything like that happening.
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I'll run it through my AK, but nothing else. :twocents:
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I would run it in my M14NM, but only as a last resort.
Does your Socom have Chrome lined barrel? If so you should be fine.
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Won't hurt a thing on your gun.