Underwood 220gr Hardcast (New Load)

Started by Intercooler, November 18 2013 07:28:55 PM MST

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Intercooler

I saw that.


  I have MT10mm's 220's here and plan to run a few Sunday. In the next shipment to The Shadow I will include one for pull-down.

Intercooler


4949shooter

Quote from: MT10mm on January 09 2014 09:08:23 PM MST
UW has the 220 HC back in stock

I wonder if they are the old stuff or from the adjusted batch, if this was ever done.

Did Kevin ever get back to you when you sent him the Glocktalk thread?

Intercooler

  Someone else sent him the link. This has to be the old batch as the new was just released a day or two ago.

mt10mm


mt10mm

Quote from: 4949shooter on January 10 2014 04:19:56 PM MST
Quote from: MT10mm on January 09 2014 09:08:23 PM MST
UW has the 220 HC back in stock

I wonder if they are the old stuff or from the adjusted batch, if this was ever done.

Did Kevin ever get back to you when you sent him the Glocktalk thread?

I sent Kevin the link but have not got a response.

The_Shadow

Quote from: Intercooler on January 10 2014 04:10:07 PM MST
  Only 8 decent ones out of 21.




IC, did you shot those from your EAA?  Smith?   :o  ???
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Intercooler

  Those are MT10mm's he shot out of the Glock with Lone Wolf. I will put a couple through my Limited and Hunter Sunday and post any ugly ones with measurements.

The_Shadow

Ok I didn't think your gun was letting that happen, I thing that Glock was unlocking and opening too soon.
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4949shooter

Quote from: The_Shadow on January 10 2014 07:20:35 PM MST
Ok I didn't think your gun was letting that happen, I thing that Glock was unlocking and opening too soon.

Stock 17 pound spring?

mt10mm

I was using the stock RSA. I have purchased a lone wolf adapter/ss rod and 22lb spring to try with the UW 200 TMJ

The_Shadow

I could be wrong but I just don't think the stock RAS has enough spring tension at lock up to keep it locked up long enough, especially with high impulse ammo like Underwood.  However these rounds may actually be too hot for all but the best chambers and guns to handle it.    :-\
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mt10mm

I switched back to the factory barrel and went to a 22lbs RSA. Going out tomorrow to try out some UW 200TMJ and DT 200cast

Yondering

Quote from: The_Shadow on January 10 2014 07:20:35 PM MST
Ok I didn't think your gun was letting that happen, I thing that Glock was unlocking and opening too soon.

Regardless whether it was unlocking too soon, any load that blows the primers out is WAY too hot. Early unlocking has nothing to do with that.

Aint no way I'd have kept shooting that in any gun of mine, except maybe one round at a time with no magazine in it (but why bother).

Geeman

It might be that the picture is tricking me, but the primers on the bad rounds appear flatter than the eight.  That would be interesting.  I might also be wrong, but I also think I see a smile line in the far right case of the 8 standing. 

The load is too hot.  If the glock is unlocking early, its doing it VERY consistently, as the cases seem to show the smile in the exact same location, case after case. 

The primers popped out when he was shooting a tighter chamber (Lone Wolf), but stayed in with the factory barrel.  Its just a pressure thing, too much of it for the gun.  The Glock barrel might keep the primer in the case, but might cause a head separation earlier because of stretching the brass more. 

Handloading solution would be simple.  Just back down a half grain and keep alert for pressure signs.  Credit Underwood for trying to stay at max performance, and also credit him for backing this one down just a bit.  I'm just glad you didn't fire these on a 95 degree day when the rounds were in the sun for awhile before hand.

Greg