The 460 Rowland conversion.

[Bypass]

Sorry to hear

I think I may need to use hotter loads.

 

[AirOpsMgr]

I think I may need to use hotter loads.

Are the springs tuned to a particular loading?

 

[Bear44]

I think I may need to use hotter loads.

Maybe call Clark Custom and tell them about it. Did your conversion come with two springs? They used to send two for just this reason. If one doesn't run, try the other.

 

[Bypass]

 

[Bypass]

Maybe call Clark Custom and tell them about it. Did your conversion come with two springs? They used to send two for just this reason. If one doesn't run, try the other.

Yep I used the 20 lb spring the lighter of the two. It wasn't fully ejecting the rounds so I think the corbon loads are too light for the pistol.

 

[AirOpsMgr]

Did it do it with all mags?
(I noticed in the video that you said it was always the last round)

 

[Bypass]

Did it do it with all mags?
(I noticed in the video that you said it was always the last round)

I thought it was then it started doing it on every round from the first to the last. Yes it did it with all mags. I really think the corbon ammo is too light for this thing. I am going to order some buffalo bore and try that out.

 

[z.chance]

anyone done the glock conversion?

 

[AirOpsMgr]

I thought it was then it started doing it on every round from the first to the last.

ah, gotcha

 

[Bypass]

ah, gotcha

I had it well oiled when I first got to the range. I think the oil wore off then it slowed the slide down just enough to cause it to not allow the slide to go back far enough to eject the spent shell casings. I really think heavier ammo will do the trick.