Is there any danger that this brass holder could score the bore on my guns?
2057106
Brass should be softer than your bore on your guns so it should not score. Also this is a patch holder so you should always used with a patch with or without the clearning solvent. Use with a good cleaning rod made cleaning much easier. Hope this answer your question.
522255
Probably not because military brass tends to have the primer glued in and it's tough to get it out. I haven't gotten any of the primers out of mine but someone told me if you push it will pop out.
2040277
depends how close you mount it to other items and how much slack you leave between the crown of your barrel and the wall hook. I mounted it too close the first time. I left a good inch of slack and now its quite quick. Id be comfortable with having to go to my weapon in a pinch.
1197547
Don't know: I haven't seen any issue using the steel BBs, but I know some people only put lead pellets through it. (Also be aware, copper BBs are only copper coated). It's a great plinking rifle.
130860
I've shot a lot of rounds thru my 870 tactual without any problems. I check everything fairly often but don't recall any serious problems with it coming loose.
1008910
I drifted mine with a brass punch. Use a piece of rag between the punch and sight if you want added precaution. Mine are composite and or alloy.. They are well made though. I will say that you will probably are going to have to file the sights to fit.
1469937
It shouldn't be a problem as the metal is only about 1/13 th of an inch thick and sit flush with the barrel.
1076406
Yes, highly doubt any issues- but to ease your mind. Test the Flash suppressor/ flash hider/ compensator/ muzzle brake with a magnet if the mag sticks your good.
911185
I'm using Power Pistol with MG 180 JHP right now I have titegroup and W231. I will load those soon. Just check your brass for any indications it could be bad and toss for scarp. read reloading manuals start low and work up to your liking.. Just check all used brass you get..
2190987
That would be correct. But I would recommend that you always use lube. I have had brass stick or grind enough for me to always lube my brass. I only got these dies when things were rough and I wanted to get my hand on some. I would recommend the Lee normal dies and take care of them, they will last just as long and work just as good.
848486
I would worry about it rusting as much as you worry about your weapon rusting. Treat it the same and you shouldn't have any problems. I've had it for about a year and have had no issues. I would apply loctite or vibratite to the Allen screws as they tend to back out after running some rounds through it.
1724116
I guess it depends on the type of trigger lock, but in the typical, I can't see how. It rides flat against the profile of the receiver. If the gun has rounds in the holder, they tend to stick down below the edge of the carrier if inserted from below. The brass base of the round stops at the edge of the carrier when pushed into it, and can be pushed farther to the rim of the case is flush, but makes it very difficult to get the rounds out because it pinches them too tightly. I put them in from the top and 2 3/4 " loads fit very nicely and the tension on the round is perfect. I've had it through the brush in rain and snow and I haven't lost a round yet. Very happy with this product. Just remember not to tighten the mounting screws so tightly that it affects the operation of the gun (yes, you can tighten it that far! Ask me how I know.) nice and snug and a drop of Loctite blue 242 or 290 is your friend. Don't use red 277 or 271 or any other or you won't get it out easily.
11347
I have used this product for my gun safe,to keep them from rusting also have one in that rood.I have never had a problem and the do an excellent job very little if any return of moisture when you renew them. Not one spot of rust on my guns.Hope this gives you more confidence they are a great product.
2080378
No is correct, and for those who have shot a cheek rest that hold ammo, they know it is for it is for Hollywood... The cartridges come loose, or get in the way. They snag on coats when slung.. Looks cool but it is not... and shiny brass reflects the sun... Strictly Hollywood.
364729
I noticed that too and that's the reason I don't use it. Everytime I pump a shell in it, the screw would scrape my bolt. I'd rather a have no mount then a messed up bolt
1291505
Brass will touch it. But not really an issue. This mount has been the best of those I tried for my M1a.
886671
Just don't overload the catcher. Try to unload it after each clip. It will hold more, and you may get two or even three clips worth of brass in it, but if you unload it after each clip it should work great. Also, make sure it is sitting level off the right side of the receiver and not jacked up which can bounce the brass back toward the ejector.