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So were they chambered here in the UK or not?

BamBam wrote:

John MH wrote:Not a Benz, I have no idea what one of those is, do you?

So clearly you have no idea.

I was just wondering if badley chambers these himself, considering the trouble he has with 300BLK chamber reamers.

What trouble does he have?

Don't know, why don't you call Bradley Arms and ask.

John MH wrote:Don't know, why don't you call Bradley Arms and ask.

:lol:

That actually tells me what I wanted to know.

BamBam wrote:

John MH wrote:Don't know, why don't you call Bradley Arms and ask.

:lol:

That actually tells me what I wanted to know.

Very glad for you. :goodjob:

BamBam wrote:So were they chambered here in the UK or not?

You seem very focused on the type of chamber and where it was done ?

Any particular reason ?

What is your preferred .22 chamber ?

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.

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.

I see.

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 ?

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.

Should have got a Bentz Chamber rather than a Benz then :shakeshout:

breacher wrote: Maybe it was just a problematic rifle ? Who built / chambered it ?

Volquartsen.