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Nah, he is just pretending to be stupid for schitts and giggles. Classic troll. He has been floating around here for a long, long time.
now.
It is either our classic eternal troll, or a missing somebody doing a fantastic job of emulation. Who ever it is, he is running at least two old but newly reintroduced socks.

Anothergun??

Remingtons look exactly like a Savage. With the appropriate barrel you can even buy the threaded locking collar and set the Remington up as a switch barrel like a Savage. Called Remage. There are some minor variations among other brands like the extractor cut in the back of a Win 70 Classic or pre 64, etc.

I think it would be money safely bet.

I haven't posted since I joined, because the software was so awful, and lots of a holes. As I said when googling this I came across a thread on problems with 760, so I thought I would post. But as always, I am just repeating myself.

It baffles me why, I would be called a troll on this thread. I've come here with a problem. Refuse help? I am still not sure what help was given or refused.

The word troll is thrown around to much these days, by people when someone doesn't 100% agree, has their own opinion, or doesn't slob on their knob.

I have not taken any stance on what is going on with this rifle, if anything is.

Not sure why we are going on and on about the pics. As said I do not have a picture hosting account, and the software doesn't resize pics from my phone. As I have said over and over again. If I was going to call people a troll, i would call people here a troll for this.

I'll prime some starline, without sizing and see if primer goes off. That should tell if it is my die or not. I full length size new brass, because you get dented case from shipping.

I'll look at file sharing site. I can't really tell any differences in factory and handloads.

Despite accusations, I have never claimed to be an expert. I have loaded a bit. But never did anything other than set dies according to instructions.

I thought maybe the factory cases opened up more, but mic didn't really support this. But I was rushing, I got to go to work.

I can't tell difference. I'll look again after work. How big of ring?

There's a saying around the 'Fire: "When everyone you meet is an ass hole......maybe it ain't them."

Another saying, birds of feather flock together.

Could it be…?

..no, that’s not the answer.

Could it be…?

…no, that’s not the answer.

Could it be?

no, that’s not the answer.

Could it be…?

…no, that’s not the answer.

So, it you know that everyone else’s guess is wrong, you must know what the real answer is.

Well, what is it?

Primed virgin starline, no bullet, and it fired.

So I sized it, primed it, and it fired.
So I got one of the ones that didnt go off. Weighed same as other rounds.
So I put it in a savage, and it did not fire. That savage is on injured reserve, because it has had fail to fires.

So I go get a 700, and it doesn't fire.
So I pull the bullet and it has poweder.

I have never had a primer not go off.
So then I put one that has not been fired in another rifle, and it goes off.

Maybe hitting that primer lightly over and over again, killed it??

Another interesting thing on of the duds, the spitzer tip was mangled. I read on another forum about guy having issues with this. Suggestions were polymer tips or file feed ramps.

Maybe tomorrow I'll try a dud batch back in 760.

I forgot I had lymann rifle case headspace gauge and hornady comparator. Been pretty much on auto pilot, have not tried anything new in years. I typically hunt at archery distances.

Starline has been helpful too.

I put starline and loaded remington in lyman headspace gauge, I could tell with a magnifying glass.

So I fired the starline in a different bolt no problem.

One thing I thought about this, is the smaller base would have the round chambering deeper into battery. The issue is light hammer strikes, so I would think it would be worse if primer farther away.

I do remember one time, not slamming it home, when going to my stand in the morning trying to be quite. It didn't go off. But in that case, I remember the trigger didn't even fire. But that was over 20 years ago.

Hunting season now, will work on it later. I'll report if I find anything to help who ever may discover this on google in the years to come. If they make to page 12.

I did try measuring primer pockets, maybe .001 deeper, I was doing it quick, so not most accuarte, with end of calibers. Dial indicator in jig would be the way to go, same with he head space gauge.

Guys, this wanker was transparently a troll 11 pages back.

Because I want to fill in a future reader who may google this? That is how I ended up here, a discussion on 760 problems. Why don't you just stay out of the thread? Then I can't troll? Though they have read through the great squirel shooting posts.


So please don't post in this thread, so no one can troll.