SW32 SBR Runs

Had a lot of these SW guns a long time ago watch out the recoil will end up damaging the weapon and having some other battery Detonation . Be careful my friend
 
Yea, had about given up on this.
We bought it on the 1st round from TB :(


I saw a pic of one Fleming did on a G3 receiver years ago, so with a little help from a friend, we welded a 2nd hole section from a G3 to the POS SW 32 receiver.

So far have run 80-90 rounds through it FA.
Before this, I never got more than 3-rounds without a jam, even in SEMI
 
Ghilliebear said:
Had a lot of these SW guns a long time ago watch out the recoil will end up damaging the weapon and having some other battery Detonation . Be careful my friend
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Please explain the nature of the "damage" ; was/is it peculiar to the SW ?
Is "other battery" is meant to be "out of battery" detonation ?
 
03man said:
Please explain the nature of the "damage" ; was/is it peculiar to the SW ?
Is "other battery" is meant to be "out of battery" detonation ?
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What we ran into the weapon is not a true roller lock that is why the rate of fire Is so fast. The rollers do not stay engaged Long enough in the pockets of the Trunion. We normally will see detonation of the round and completely blow out out the magazine and rupture the receiver.
 
Ghilliebear said:
What we ran into the weapon is not a true roller lock that is why the rate of fire Is so fast. The rollers do not stay engaged Long enough in the pockets of the Trunion. We normally will see detonation of the round and completely blow out out the magazine and rupture the receiver.
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Thanks for the info, but another question:
"not a true roller lock"- is this because they were not set up correctly? out of spec? wrong Locking piece?
 
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