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How much lubrication are you using on the bolt carrier group? Generally during break in, it isn't a bad idea to run the BCG pretty wet.jdizzle3id wrote: The head stamp on the xm118lr is 13.
I used the same mag for all the shots. I have the full length buffer and after last weekend the rifle has 191 shots through it so I am still within the break in period. I really want the 118 to cycle well because it had good speed and so far is giving the best groups (obviously from a small sample though).
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How much lubrication are you using on the bolt carrier group? Generally during break in, it isn't a bad idea to run the BCG pretty wet.jdizzle3id wrote: The head stamp on the xm118lr is 13.
I used the same mag for all the shots. I have the full length buffer and after last weekend the rifle has 191 shots through it so I am still within the break in period. I really want the 118 to cycle well because it had good speed and so far is giving the best groups (obviously from a small sample though).
Also, what sequence did you try all the different loads? Did you come back at the end and try the M118 after the other loads? I am thinking it might have been a temporary obstruction of the gas tube while you were shooting the M118 that cleared itself out. If you alternated loads, that would destroy that theory.
I like the M118LR a lot. I haven't found any better though Federal Gold Medal Match is close.
Like Night Force said, that is an awesome shooting range! A lot of concrete! Keep us informed on this issue, we all like to learn.
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