25 votes, 51 comments. That would be my suspicion, but I was looking for a little more quantifiable fact, though not necessarily expecting any. Sure. To argue the point of why you would want to fool around (i.e. Then use pliers or something to pull the bullet out or the round. Put the gun in a vice with it pointed at a bag of sand. Slightly oblate. If the knock-out rod is too small, the point of the bullet can force it off to the side into the wall of the bore. And I explained the advantage of a backwards facing bullet with what is essentially the same thing: semi or full wadcutters. With a flashlight look into where the magazine goes. When the slide failed to completely close she attempted to rack the slide (tap rack and bang) and wedged it in further. Any serious suggestions appreciated. Does anyone know anyway that I could try to get the slide free? I had one that jamed but it still fired.It sounded really weak when it fired and i could not move the slide.Since i knew it had fired i taped the slide on the desk and it freed it but the bullet remained in the barrel.I shined a light in the barrel and could see the bullet cocked to the left.I disasembled the gun then put the barrel in a vise and beat the bullet out.When i got it out it looked like the third bullet from the left.Luckily everything on the gun still looked good.Never had any trouble since then.It was the same ammo you have there.Winchester white box from Walmart.There was no damage to the box.After seeing your photo i will start paying more attention to all ammo when i load the magazine. It is far too easy to become complacent with reliance on quality. Leading increases the more powder you burn because more lead burns. Is there a malfunction with the firearm preventing you from doing this or are you just physically not strong enough to move the slide? Do you use reloads for your carry ammo??? You are using an out of date browser. You know that is facing the wrong direction? A squib will only go "pop" as opposed to "bang," and you most likely will feel less recoil than normal. Good thing, since I can't get enough of the spring rod visible to get a wrench on anyway. might have been a H&K and she got the magazine at shot show LOL .. i took my Mosin to a practice CMP shoot .. trying to be fast loading it .. i stove'd piped it good with a live round loading the mag .. needed pliers .. LOL. These days, I put all 9mm away before I take the LCP and 380 out of the bag. In a safe area, muzzle pointed down, use a piece of scrap wood set against the edge of the ejector port on the slide and push down against the grip. The problem with a bullet with a pointed rear was pretty evident in the video. Joseph Von Benedikt is with Rafe Nielsen of Browning to take a look at a new X-Bolt series rifle. I also seldom use a steel rod to drive out a bullet to avoid any possibility of a spark or damage to the bore. Upon firing the second round the gun "blew up." basically I just grab the back of the slide on the serrations then kinda karate chop the back of the grip/tang area with the web of my right hand. If you want extremely deep penetration and devastating terminal performance on dangerous game, then use hardcast lead bullets with large, flat meplats. I then made a mark on the rod at the point where it entered the muzzle. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. If you have to force it closed it will always be hard to open. It may not display this or other websites correctly. Lead bullets cant be pushed as fast as jacketed rounds. Cut the back end of the football off and youve got a 147gr. The destruction of European Civilization - by its own leaders - is one of the most extraordinary acts in all of Human History. -Hungarian Prime Minister, May 2018, "It's such a shame, all the death in the rapper community. It wont go off by accident. Although I was doing it where if it did go off, noone would get hurt, the fact is I still don't want a bullet flying through my house. I've hit the bolt release lever and its slammed forward, and I've pulled the action back and it doesn't come out. #3. Can I use all of your guns for future backwards bullet testing? and upwards to protect the naked base, these metal-based soft lead bullets are splendid. I wouldn't snap the bolt shut, in case the firing pin ever hit the rim. would step in here and give his opinion. The Flat Nose bullets used in .45-70, .38-55, and a lot of other late 19th Century cartridges are essentially SWCs. I generally find that it's best not to apply force to the front end of a stuck bullet in a rifle especially if it's a bullet that is designed to easily expand or mushroom because what happens is that the rod expands the bullet and wedges it tighter in the bore. Try pouring kroil down the other side of the barrel. Just enough. I don't think the round will be all that stuck once you actually tap on it. Founded by Frank Galli in 2000, Snipers Hide has been offering informational videos, podcasts, and other support to its users in one location. But if you elongate the football it has a higher sectional density and the ballistic coefficient goes up. It is known these match target barrels have issues with flat nose bullets. I have loaded for bench rest shooting (6MMPPC) and I know enough to stay within the limits established by professionals. Pull the slide cover offremove firing pinthat will ensure when you pound it back, it will not detonate, Use a nylon or wooden dowel, tap it out with a hammer. I have no doubt whatsoever that wadcutter bullets are safe to shoot out of firearms. During a previous attempt to remove the bullet, a smaller diameter cleaning rod had been driven down inside the bullet, expanding the bullet and making it more difficult to remove. The idea was that as the bullet collapsed on itself, the force would continue with a lot more power and would flake off a piece of the steel shield back into the neck or face of the sniper, NOT designed to penetrate the steel.. Since the rifle was designed for use on Alaskas great bears, Johnson cut 720-grain (47 g) boat-tail .50 BMG bullets in half, seating the 450-grain (29 g) rear half upside down in the fireformed .50-caliber case. Hollow Point: Bullets of this size tend to get stuck in the body. The first attempt to remedy any stoppage of an AR-15 should be what those in the know call Immediate Action: "Tap, Rack, and Reassess.". Is there some reason, except that your too cheap too buy some bullets, that you would not just get some regular hollow point, or expanding bullets, instead of fooling around with this bad idea? My carbon rod, on the other hand, was large enough in diameter to avoid entering the bullet and instead pressed against the sides of the jacket. It minimizes wave drag and keeps all shock waves oblique. . Thanks. If this hollow end is used to strike an obstruction it will sometimes collapse and mushroom. Made a mess of tissue. What you described is converging on an arrow which has a pretty nice ballistic coefficient! This indicated the front, or muzzle, end of the obstruction. A way to make hunting ammo from military rounds. The bolt should close with no more than light pressure. Slide is hesitant to move back forward when released. But do you know how to properly use them? Sold a guy a Glock 19 and a few weeks later sold him a Glock 23. It will just go back into the 1/2 open position. I believe this also fits with the Dum-Dum bullet idea where they pulled FMJs on already loaded military rounds and cut the bases with Xs and then insterted them backwards to make a HP round for action in India for the British. More often than not, a single stuck bullet will seldom harm a bore. With the mag out, can you rack the slide with your rear sight on a table with muzzle pointed safely down? I believe the powder charge was 3.0 grains of Bullseye. The shell had a FTE and on inspection he realized what happened. What is the adjustable wrench hammer treatment? With care, a few simple tools, and good procedures, you should be able to handle this problem easily. Just dust yourself off and get a beer after. The night before we headed back home one of my buddies brought me his custom .17-caliber Ruger No. Though, Sifford said, deputies discovered the pistol had a bullet stuck in the chamber backward. Come to think of it, I believe a regular seating die would work as well-I mean it is the same bullet diameter after all. This was done with reload components, not pulled bullets. Oil the inside of the barrel and grab the chamber end of the barrel in a padded 3 jaw chuck in the lathe and clamp it tight so it can't slip. now comes the tricky part, with your right hand, smack quickly the arch of your thumb and pointy finger at the back of the grip safety. The range was closed and we searched the lanes. The video says that he read a crazy idea on the internet and tried to test it. In the worst case this will result in having an aluminum cleaning rod stuck in the barrel! During WWI, this tactic was used by British snipers with their .303 caliber in response to German snipers using a steel plate to protect them while they stuck out their head to shoot. Im guessing the high pressure gas was forced out to the perimeter of the case neck, by the cone of the bullet, instead of delivering an equal amount of pressure all around the bullet base, had it been flat. It won't extract by normal means. Hey, hold my beer, tea, whatever, and watch this.. .308 Bolt action rifle, shooting all day in a tactical type match, all of a sudden a very tight round gets stuck 95% of the way into the chamber and won't budge either way. Research hardcast lead bullets with large flat meplats and you will understand. The idea was that asthe bullet collapsed on itself,the force would continue with a lot more power andwould flake off a piece of the steel shield back into the neckor face of the sniper, NOT designed to penetrate the steel. bullet stuck in chamber backwards; fresh baked long beach strains. He didn't listen and somewhere loaded the G19 mag into the G23. I guess. I eventually cleared the bore of several pieces of assorted welding rods and wire along with a single .22 lead bullet. Just like flipping it around without flipping it around. Maybe a bulged case wedged into the chamber? Yes it may work (and you may live to tell about it) but your banging on the front of a live round. Was it the wrong type of ammo (e.g., 9mm rounds in a 40 mag)? The first task was to determine the location of the stuck bullet as that could affect how I would approach removing it. He had tried to remove the bullet with a cleaning rod but had been unsuccessful so he asked me to take at look at it. He then took a large hammer and struck the end of the rod to begin driving the bullet out the muzzle. The wrench/hammer is for when your spring rod gets set off-center. I took the rifle back to my shop so I would have access to my tools. My first instinct would be to try to yank the bullet with needle nose pliers. Also, all the wadcutter bullets I have shot had a flat or concave base. The Fora platform includes forum software by XenForo. Absolutely impossible. I would not be surprised if there were barrel damage also, especially around the throat area. If the bullet sets back in the case. I've had a similar issue but the round was out of spec and in the rifling. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. commercial meat slicer rental near me. When he pushed it in I saw the top bullet flip off the top of the mag and land backwards. I don't see how that is even possible. Somehow the extractor hopped over. With the bullet removed, I cleaned the bore and checked for damage where the bullet had been stuck. I'm able to move the silde about 10mm and that's it. Agreed that WC and semis are handgun, but this strikes me as that concept but applied to a rifle. The guy that did this at my house is an idiot. It invariably mushrooms perfectly, and never breaks up.
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