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Originally Posted by LVSteve
You didn't say how juicy your new load is and what velocity you are seeing. I don't reload, but if a gas gun needs that much more lube to run I'd be looking closely at it for a mechanical issue. If none were found, the load needs more beans IMHO.
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A quick root around the Web shows that others have had problems with this powder in ARs. Some say it doesn't cycle most ARs without a near or at max load. Weird thing is it works well in 7.62x39 in SKS rifles. Go figure.
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NAH, it can never be the actual HandLoaded ammo,or the components used to BUILD a AR, it is always more fun to talk about short stroking and wet lube.
No owners manual I have ever seen says apply excess, gobs of lube and run the firearm WET? Just the opposite it says to apply LIGHTLY. There are only 3-4 friction points on a AR bolt. Then of course there is "the proper, bestest lube"
Hundreds of videos on the web on how to do this,
