Originally Posted by
GarandThumb
I've got a Factory SBR DD MK18 that has 6k rounds through it, 5k of those suppressed, none of it full auto. Typical strings of rapid fire were around 6-7 rounds with time to cool off. Just recently (last 300 rounds) I began to see key-holing every 50 or so rounds. Ammunition has been brass cased 62gr freedom munitions the entire time. Changes the rifle has had are a Vltor A5 system with standard weight buffer (since the first round) and geissele G2S trigger. Suppressor is a Surefire SOCOM556-RC with 3 prong mount, mounted by professional gunsmithing shop to ensure it is centered.
I'd be surprised if the barrel was that worn out at this point. But wanted to reach out. A buddy speculated that it may be that the rounds are getting pushed in during feeding and this is causing the key-holing? Any input gentlemen?
If you're barrel is keyholing at 5k, you need to drop yourself.
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Originally Posted by
WickedWillis
Geez....
I'd heard about some QC problems with them in the past, shortly after they first started, but figured they had been long worked out.
I had some of their pistol ammo, and it shot just as good as PMC for range use, but after other ammo became available after the great panic of '13, I never bothered to go back. Guess I haven't missed out on anything....
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