Recent content by Jonn264

Gregg, I have a DPMS AR-10 SASS. I had a similar issue when it was right out of the box. My problem was that it was hard to feed a round into the chamber manually or after firing. The problem was that the buffer didn’t go back far enough to get behind the bullet in the magazine. Look on the end...

All good ideas. One that hasn’t been posted is take it to a machine shop that rebuilds engines. They have gotten out some stuck/broken off bolt out for me that I thought would be impossible.

I also have been using a 22-250 to hunt deer for 38 years. It's my favorite gun to use. Out of all the different calibers I've to hunted deer with (and it's been many), I've never had them take a step after I shot them. I just aim behind the shoulder. I like for factory loads the Winchester...

JK Armaments Modular Solvent Trap Kits are available in different calibers and you can get jigs for drilling out the holes. The jigs help direct the drill bit in the center and the cup threads into the jig while it is clamped in your vise. I've been saving up to pull the trigger on going this...

Try using I small sharp drill bit that fits right inside, use your hand is the power source not a drill motor. It will clean out most of the epoxy.