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Getting a conversion upper to run on bulk 22
I have a conversion kit.It will run a few and jam,sometimes running a mag out but rarely.It runs 100% on CCI minimags but that ain't what I bought it for.Does anyone have any mods to get them running on bulk ammo better? FTF/ FTE both.Marvel kit.
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My Marvel unit runs fine with Federal AutoMatch bulk pack and/or Federal
550 HV Copper Coated bulk pack, both from Walmart. I use the poly mags from AA. No mods to the upper ormthe magazines. |
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Mine runs ok on 36gr Federal Champion
The key for me seems to be running the slide very wet, no grease, just lots of oil. And after about 200 rounds wipe down the slide rails to remove any gunk and oil it again!
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Clean wet with a miracle lube and well broken in. For modifications reduce power mainspring and just the opposite of a flat bottom firing pin stop - I have no idea about modifying the Marvel slide but in the Service Ace and such a very rounded firing pin stop and a hammer modified to give the slide a long running start and so reduce cocking effort has been effective.
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What kit do you have? The Advantage kit even works with Remington gold tip junk.
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As long as I keep my conversion kit (ciener) wet with oil preferably a nice thin oil it wil run federal, and winchester bulk all day long. I am working on getting More Bi-Tron penetrating oil that works really well for my conversion kit.
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18 pound hammer spring
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It's a Wilson (Marvel) on a Wilson Classic.I think I have the 18# stock.
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I can't speak to the Marvel unit, but to get my Kimber Rimfire Conversion to run cheap bulk ammo I had to change out the mainspring from the stock 23# spring to a 16# spring.
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I've got a couple of different conversions and the only bulk ammo that runs consistently is CCI Blazer
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Try remington thunderbolt. It's cheaper than cci, and accurate in all my 22s. I have the kimber kit. Federal target bulk is good too. Use a light oil on the slide. I use remoil
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My Advantage Arms unit runs just fine on the CCI Blazer I usually feed it. But then again even CCI's cheap Blazer line is better quality than many other brands of so-called premium .22 ammo.
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Mine has to be very wet,but it will run most of the bulk junk when it is.
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My AA unit has run flawlessly for over 1000 rounds. I only use 40gr high velocity - many brands.
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My Colt Ace conversion ran fine with the cheap stuff. I used CLP Breakfree and could usually get 800 to 1,000 rds before cleaning.
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I have a Kimber conversion & had a Kimber 22 pistol. I didn't care for the dedicated pistol, too light, but both worked fine with pretty much anything I used in them. Some loads were dirtier than others, & the pistols get pretty dirty after a couple hundred rounds. Federal bulk packs work fine in both, though.
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I have a Kimber .22 conversion slide. Mine runs great on Blazer and of course the high priced CCI. I had swapped out the ILS in my Springer and replaced the Springfield's mainspring with a 19# unit and I think that helped it digest the less expensive stuff. The lighter the mainspring the less resistance to slide movement. I even ran some Remington Thunderbolt through it and no stoppages. The conversion is surprisingly accurate too. I have had not trouble with light primer strikes on .45 ammo either.
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My Colt Service Ace Conversion kit runs on any bulk ammo I feed it -- except Remington, which seems to be made on the theory that priming isn't needed.
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My Colt Ace (gun, not conversion) does well enough on bulk pack Federal plated hollowpoint.
Remington Thunderbolt was the worst I ever dealt with, uneven operation and a leaded bore. |
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