4 years 27 weeks ago, 2:08 PM
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hand gun receiver jams
Have you wondered just why some auto's miss feed and jam while revolvers almost never? It sucks to face the action end of a barrel and be out of bullets. |
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Reaper308
yes
samD
Because of quantum physics in relation to the parallel universe?
jmhuthut
I think it has more to do with the guns internal flux capacitor... its science..lol
Reaper308
everything relates to physics colloquiums and the time space continuum. just ask hawking.
runawaygun762
Autoloaders don't have cylinder gap problems, you don't have to worry about primers blowing back, locking the gun up, and you don't have near the problems with small springs, leaf springs, etc breaking. Modern autoloaders will take much more abuse than modern revolvers. Try to find a revolver with 176,000 rounds through it that hasn't had most of its parts replaced a couple times.
undeniable
Hold tight, no limp wristin'. Then the slide can retract all the way allowing the spent casing to be fully extracted and return with enough force to properly pick-up and seat the next round. Or, clean the darn thing once in awhile. Thats what works for me.