Is a rifle that closes on a no go gauge, but not on a field, safe to shoot?
Is a rifle that closes on a no go gauge, but not on a field, safe to shoot?
Kayden Adams
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Alexander Garcia
Better safe than sorry.
What rifle is it, and whats it chambered for?
Ethan Rodriguez
An 8x57 mauser
Leo Perez
Personally, I'd risk it. But im retarded, so it's up to you.
Brody Bailey
It shouldn't be a problem. The rifle can take it, no question about that, there will be case stretching though, so keep that in mind if you plan on reloading. Ultimately, it passes for fiend, so should be no less safe than when it was issued and shot.
Isaac Taylor
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Robert Perry
field*
Grayson Wright
Field is the final safe to shoot gauge
No gos are for building guns and chambering them
Lincoln Martinez
Should be fine, although not ideal.
Are you certain you checked it correctly? It's easy to think a gun chambered on a no-go or field gauge when it actually did not.
Hudson Wood
Not OP, but please expand on that. Isn't it as simple as chambering a normal round and closing the bolt?
Jonathan Cook
OP, can we get a source?
Dylan Ortiz
I got you senpai.
Adriana Chechik "Whats up her ass"
She literally gets checked by "TSA" and has her pooper inspected for smuggling a butt plug.
Jace Turner
Elijah Barnes
With the extracter taken off
Evan Robinson
Me pp hard thanks
Owen Johnson
I gave myself a heart attack with a .308 field gauge and my M1A once. Threw it in like a moron and panicked when the bolt rotated closed.
Then I took it to my gunsmith and he showed me what I was doing wrong. He stripped the bolt and removed the op rod. Then when it headspaced you could see a gap between the locking lug and the bottom of the channel (about the thickness of a credit card).
Point being, just tossing a no-go or field and closing the bolt most of the way might look at a glance like it fully chambered when in fact it did not. Double-check the correct procedure for headspacing a 98 Mauser and do it that way or you may get misleading results.
Brayden Gonzalez
why does the extractor matter?
Jason Rogers
For a Mauser, to use the gauges, slide them up under the extractor gently (from beneath), and don't try to force the bolt closed. You can remove the extractor, but you risk breaking it if you do it too often.
James Kelly
same until the urinating
Bentley Collins
If you have to ask if you should be doing something with a gun, then the answer is no.
Ayden James
Well why can't you bring a butt plug? It's not like it's metal or anything. If it is in the context of the video, then why not shove a plastic-based butt plug instead?
Parker Adams
Yeah i really wish they didn't fuck with my immersion like that. Are standards that fucking scarce?