oscarflytyer
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and $300 later I jumped off the cliffD@m3ed Enablers! Been looking at an AR in pistol caliber. But from what everyone says, this is a no-brainer option!
and $300 later I jumped off the cliffD@m3ed Enablers! Been looking at an AR in pistol caliber. But from what everyone says, this is a no-brainer option!
What do you mean by “hard on the cheek”. ?
Ian,Now you know.
But was it about as much fun as you can have with your pants on?
I LIKE the peep sightsShot mine today. YES hard on the cheek - especially with my high cheek bone! Dang! Gonna get a stick on stock pad.
Came home and pink loctited the charging handle. And had to run the rear sight all the way to the left to get centered at 10 yds! Gonna talk to HP about that. BUT - good news - it is cheap and feeds EVERYTHING!
it WILL feed anything. 6 diff. +P HP/HP/2 diff balls. 2 reloads - 230 cast ball/200 SWC - both pushed by 4.5 grn Bullseye (medium target load). And all in one big ragged hole at 10 yds. All same POA/POI! NOT unhappy!
If peeps don't pan out, I will prob put a cheap red dot on it.
Ian,I've shot one and it ate a coffee can of my mixed old cast reloads like Skittles. They're extremely heavy, hard on the cheek, and don't hold nearly enough cartridges but they are surprisingly accurate, reliable, durable, and FUN! Also, you'd be hard pressed to find a company that stands behind their products as well as Hi-Point.
I tried a slight increase in my taper crimp as I don’t want to affect headspaceing on the case mouth.try kissing the case mouth on a roll crimp.
I made a few more with a slight increase in oal and a bit more crimp. I try them soon.You'll never be able to crimp enough that they won't stop on the mouth, that is a wive's tale told by those who never actually tried to do it.
The one I played with didn't have any feeding issues at all with the factory magazine but didn't like the Pro-mags very well, the problem was the Pro-mag followers didn't present the nose of the bullet high enough.