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Hey................... DANGEROUS PRACTICE! Never but NEVER cycle rounds through a Bren unless they are DRILL or Armourers dummy rounds. It fires the moment full locking is complete.
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05-20-2013 04:20 PM
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I'm away from home and won't be back until Friday. I should have pictures and a shooting report by next week. Thank you for your continued interest to help.
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Hey................... DANGEROUS PRACTICE! Never but NEVER cycle rounds through a Bren unless they are DRILL or Armourers dummy rounds. It fires the moment full locking is complete.
My bad, I should have clarified with 'Drill rounds'. Assumption is the mother of all f**k ups as they say.
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I traded ammo to a friend and he gave me a mix of three different kinds of factory surplus ammo. As some of you may have suspected my reloads were the problem. I was using hornady 174 grain FMJ projectiles that I crimped low on the ogive. This results in a shorter OAL than the military ammo which then allows the rounds to move within the magazine and rim lock the gun.
It was a great day on the range. Thank you all that took the time to help me.
Happy shooting.