J jg1967 Active member Apr 17, 2011 #1 I have noticed that for some reason my Inter Ordnance AK seems to mangle brass cases more than the steel ones. Any ideas why that may be?
I have noticed that for some reason my Inter Ordnance AK seems to mangle brass cases more than the steel ones. Any ideas why that may be?
B Bighouse Doc New member Apr 17, 2011 #2 Vigorous extraction! The gun was designed to shoot steel case (war production)ammo reliably. The extraction is designed with battlefield reliability in mind. A common other feature in AK's is that they often ding the brass into the action cover and leave a dent in the case. Alternately, the ammo could be loaded too hot. -Doc
Vigorous extraction! The gun was designed to shoot steel case (war production)ammo reliably. The extraction is designed with battlefield reliability in mind. A common other feature in AK's is that they often ding the brass into the action cover and leave a dent in the case. Alternately, the ammo could be loaded too hot. -Doc
BlackieChan New member Apr 17, 2011 #3 I think that brass expands more than steel does too. That's just something to be aware of, not necessarily even a factor in a case getting dented.
I think that brass expands more than steel does too. That's just something to be aware of, not necessarily even a factor in a case getting dented.
H handgonnetoter Guest Apr 19, 2011 #4 I used to own two AK's, an M70AB2 and a WASR10, and both of them thrashed brass ammo. Like said earlier, I don't think the gun was designed to shoot pretty, just shoot.
I used to own two AK's, an M70AB2 and a WASR10, and both of them thrashed brass ammo. Like said earlier, I don't think the gun was designed to shoot pretty, just shoot.
H handgonnetoter Guest Apr 20, 2011 #6 hiwall said: brass is much softer than steel Click to expand... Brass ammo is also heavier than the steel cased ammo too.
hiwall said: brass is much softer than steel Click to expand... Brass ammo is also heavier than the steel cased ammo too.