Hellion 2.23 REM Spent Casing Shapes

[Pro Digy]

One of the benefits of shooting lefty and keeping the ejection port right is that one becomes a human brass catcher (chicks dig .223 burn marks ) is that I was able to "catch" some interesting shell casing shapes while shooting the Hellion Suppressed, with our without the Gas Block switched from "N" to "S", with a distinctive and systematic flat dent. Even though the N/S switch isn't obvious while shooting, it clearly does something different to the ejection. Pretty neat!

 

[10mmLife]

One of the benefits of shooting lefty and keeping the ejection port right is that one becomes a human brass catcher (chicks dig .223 burn marks ) is that I was able to "catch" some interesting shell casing shapes while shooting the Hellion Suppressed, with our without the Gas Block switched from "N" to "S", with a distinctive and systematic flat dent. Even though the N/S switch isn't obvious while shooting, it clearly does something different to the ejection. Pretty neat!

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You should see what a Mini-14 does to brass. Typically I'll end up with a deformed neck and dented cases.

 

[HansGruber]

You should see what a Mini-14 does to brass. Typically I'll end up with a deformed neck and dented cases.

I’ll put a HK roller (HK91, HK93, HK94) up for the most wrecked brass award any time…

 

[TEXASforLIFE]

ps90 isn't much different! It's going to dent when the brass just clears the extension and hits against the upper before the ejection port.

 

[Belt Fed]

I’ll put a HK roller (HK91, HK93, HK94) up for the most wrecked brass award any time…

^^^^^^^^This, nothing trashes brass worse than an H&K

 

[Pitdogg2]

I’ll put a HK roller (HK91, HK93, HK94) up for the most wrecked brass award any time…

Agree! The fluted chambers give you a nice conversation piece.