Yeager on Steel Ammo

[Stainer]

This had 9 view when I watched it. I'm assuming 3 were Yeager re-admiring himself and 6 were Evan admiring Yeager

[ame="http://youtu.be/Dx7dcpyzkKc"]http://youtu.be/Dx7dcpyzkKc[/ame]

 

[Sylvain]

I didn't see it yet, damn you're fast.

You forgot to put "IBE" in the OP.

 

[4sarge]

This had 9 view when I watched it. I'm assuming 3 were Yeager re-admiring himself and 6 were Evan admiring Yeager

http://youtu.be/Dx7dcpyzkKc

Cut Yeager some Slack, I'm tired of the Piling On

Besides, All 9 were Evan

 

[Sylvain]

Cut Yeager some Slack, I'm tired of the Piling On

Besides, All 9 were Evan

He watches each video more than 9 times.
I think he has yet to see it.

 

[Hohn]

I hate admitting that Yeager is right on this one.

Blind squirrels and all that..

 

[Jeremy1066]

He watches each video more than 9 times.
I think he has yet to see it.

If he didn't post it, he hasn't seen it!

 

[Jeremy1066]

In response to the video, I saw a report from a group that tested 10,000 rounds each in 4 brand new identical AR15 rifles. Three were using steal cased ammo with bi metal projectiles and the forth was using Federal brass cased ammo. The Federal was the only ammo that went 10,000 rounds without a single failure. Something to consider.

 

[HamsterStyle]

I'm pretty sure the "lacquer or polymer coating melts and coats the chamber" myth has been busted. The stuck cases in cool chambers is due to the inability for the steel to expand and seal the chamber off from the carbon as well as the brass does.

 

[SmileDocHill]

In response to the video, I saw a report from a group that tested 10,000 rounds each in 4 brand new identical AR15 rifles. Three were using steal cased ammo with bi metal projectiles and the forth was using Federal brass cased ammo. The Federal was the only ammo that went 10,000 rounds without a single failure. Something to consider.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ding/259574-brass_vs_steel_cased_testing.html


http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/brass-vs-steel-cased-ammo/

I'm pretty sure the "lacquer or polymer coating melts and coats the chamber" myth has been busted. The stuck cases in cool chambers is due to the inability for the steel to expand and seal the chamber off from the carbon as well as the brass does.

That was my thinking also. MAC has a great video on this. I'll try to find it.
Here it is
Military Arms Channel Blog: Misinformation about Wolf Ammo

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5ZB3UfG960[/ame]




Another good thread.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/long_guns/251268-ar_15_shooting_steel_casing-6.html

 

[chtheo]

This video contained a lot of good and useful information regarding steel cased ammo. I mostly agree, with the exception of why the cases get stuck in the chamber.

 

[esrice]

Besides, All 9 were Evan

He watches each video more than 9 times.

If he didn't post it, he hasn't seen it!

One of you guys is correct. Ya'll can figure out which one.

 

[Rookie]

All the awesome suggestions and you picked THAT for an avatar?

 

[esrice]

All the awesome suggestions and you picked THAT for an avatar?

It's a temp, lol.

 

[U.S. Patriot]

Calling steel cased ammo "high quality", is funny to me. I'm not saying it's junk, but I have never found it to be consistent in the least bit.

 

[esrice]

Calling steel cased ammo "high quality", is funny to me.

Yeah I thought it was a weird way to describe it until he qualified his statement.

 

[.452browning]

About 80% steel case threw my CMMG AR15 and WASR10 underfolder. No problems. Never had any problems yeager describes. On multiple occasions I have let my AR sit for several hours chambered and fire it later that day with no problems. Keep an eye open for it though.