What grade of chain is he using? We keep blowing the crap out of ours even at 500 plus yards. Wondering if anyone knows a temp chain metal that works better?
The big wood A-frame is just using harbor freight trailer safety chains...and the metal frame one is using some random chain I had around the house...I've shot all kinds of stuff at it and never had an issue.
Are you shooting the chains, or is the sprawl hurting them?
Hitting the chain's when I get out to distance particularly with the very small plates. I would think the transfer of energy to a floating object like a chain, would sustain a hit without damaging. Past 500 I've had no problems and not always at 500 in. PS. That is a very nice set up.
Give something like this a whirl...would take several hits before they break.
https://www.amazon.com/Tactical-Scorpion-Gear-Hanging-Mounting/dp/B07B2641MF
I did a setup with this and it seems to be holding up great. Hit it with a .223 at 100 yds and it survived.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Blue-Hawk-...der-Coated-Steel-Chain-By-the-Foot/1000830314
So here's post 1 of two today. I got this a few days ago but didn't post up. Found this company Sheridan engineering I hadn't heard of but dang if this doesn't seem like the best and handiest case gauge I've seen. From the top you can check headspace right?
And then turn it on its side and you get ... A windowed view to see the rest of the round!!
Cost of about 60 plus shipping but seems money well spent.
And then turn it on its side and you get ... A windowed view to see the rest of the round!!
Cost of about 60 plus shipping but seems money well spent.
Post 2 of 2 was a little package from primary arms. Special dedication to the USPS haters ... Ordered it Friday and picked up at BANG today.
Little made in the 405 billet action going on here. Love the packaging on these calling out the 405.
Little made in the 405 billet action going on here. Love the packaging on these calling out the 405.
Turned out to be super helpful in diagnosing problems from my 300 Blackout brass conversion. Showed that the rounds were all in spec, but maybe juuuuuust on the edge. Couple piece of brass had a slightly oversized rim and got culled, but that wasn't the source of the issue. The upper itself had a real tight chamber that I would up cleaning up real well, and then taking a ton of oil out of the bolt to clean it's stickiness. I didn't want to mess with anything until I checked the loads from all angles shall we say before I did anything else, and it turned out to be money well spent. I reached out to Sheridan Engineering to see if they'd do a discount on a multi pack actually because I could see this being super useful to a few different calibers I make.
