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HiBC · November 28, 2021, 11:24 AM

For an axample,apparently Accurate 2520 works better with a hotter primer.I don't know.
I was doing a load development for my STG 58 (FN-FAL).It was a good rifle.built on a DSA receiver.

The typically reliable FN FAL ground to a stop about the second magazine.

The gritty fouling reminded me of some Chinese "bargain" ammo I tried. Once.

Of course,with a couple clicks more gas and some lube,the rifle worked.

But ammo supply line is part of the three legged stool when discussing a rifle design.

I keep a little bottle of CLR in my grip compartment of my AR and my 69-77 gr ammo is loaded in brass cases with RE-15 or Varget.

Most of my mags are C-products or MagPul.

I have no jam-a-matics. They just run.

November 28, 2021, 11:24 AM	#36
HiBC Senior Member Join Date: November 13, 2006 Posts: 8,350	For an axample,apparently Accurate 2520 works better with a hotter primer.I don't know. I was doing a load development for my STG 58 (FN-FAL).It was a good rifle.built on a DSA receiver. The typically reliable FN FAL ground to a stop about the second magazine. The gritty fouling reminded me of some Chinese "bargain" ammo I tried. Once. Of course,with a couple clicks more gas and some lube,the rifle worked. But ammo supply line is part of the three legged stool when discussing a rifle design. I keep a little bottle of CLR in my grip compartment of my AR and my 69-77 gr ammo is loaded in brass cases with RE-15 or Varget. Most of my mags are C-products or MagPul. I have no jam-a-matics. They just run. Last edited by HiBC; November 29, 2021 at 09:38 AM.