BAR 22
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So were they chambered here in the UK or not?
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What trouble does he have?BamBam wrote:So clearly you have no idea.John MH wrote:Not a Benz, I have no idea what one of those is, do you?
I was just wondering if badley chambers these himself, considering the trouble he has with 300BLK chamber reamers.
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:lol:John MH wrote:Don't know, why don't you call Bradley Arms and ask.
That actually tells me what I wanted to know.
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BamBam wrote::lol:John MH wrote:Don't know, why don't you call Bradley Arms and ask.
That actually tells me what I wanted to know.
Very glad for you. :goodjob:
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You seem very focused on the type of chamber and where it was done ?BamBam wrote:So were they chambered here in the UK or not?
Any particular reason ?
What is your preferred .22 chamber ?
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I prefer .22lr standard chamber, in a semi-automatic, will feed a wide variety of ammunition reliably with good enough accuracy. If I wanted to shoot tight groups at 100yd with a .22 I'd get a match chambered bolt action. I had a 10-22 with a match chambered barrel, but it was ammo fussy and struggled to extract live rounds.
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I see.BamBam wrote:I prefer .22lr standard chamber, in a semi-automatic, will feed a wide variety of ammunition reliably with good enough accuracy. If I wanted to shoot tight groups at 100yd with a .22 I'd get a match chambered bolt action. I had a 10-22 with a match chambered barrel, but it was ammo fussy and struggled to extract live rounds.
Well, I ran cci minimags, cci subs, ely subs, rws subs and a big box of odds and sods through mine this morning.
No problems at all. And thats a new rifle not even run in.
Maybe it was just a problematic rifle ? Who built / chambered it ?
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Should have got a Bentz Chamber rather than a Benz then :shakeshout:BamBam wrote:I prefer .22lr standard chamber, in a semi-automatic, will feed a wide variety of ammunition reliably with good enough accuracy. If I wanted to shoot tight groups at 100yd with a .22 I'd get a match chambered bolt action. I had a 10-22 with a match chambered barrel, but it was ammo fussy and struggled to extract live rounds.
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Volquartsen.breacher wrote: Maybe it was just a problematic rifle ? Who built / chambered it ?
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