Wk180-C technical questions & answers only

[Bubba Yugga]

Per manual.

[jiffx2781]

Is anyone going through the barrel break in procedure in the manual or are you just going out and shooting away?

It's a cheap bullet hose not a precision rifle.

[GUB]

Where and how can I get a manual? Nothing came with my gun,
How can I print off all 3 pages of the FRT? You only have the first page printable.

[jiffx2781]

Where and how can I get a manual? Nothing came with my gun,
How can I print off all 3 pages of the FRT? You only have the first page printable.

https://www.wolverinesupplies.com/Re...DWK180CBLK.pdf

[GUB]

https://www.wolverinesupplies.com/Re...DWK180CBLK.pdf

Thanks. Printing as I type.
Should a manual be in the box?

[jiffx2781]

Thanks. Printing as I type.
Should a manual be in the box?

They don't ship with a physical copy. Nothing's missing

[jjohnwm]

Okay, so the newest production rifles are chambered in 5.56Nato. My rifle arrived a couple of days ago, from Frontier, so I assume it would be part of that latest production. Try as I may, I simply cannot find the chambering marked on it anywhere. Just old eyes? Where the heck is that info on the rifle?

So far (about 200 rounds in...) that is my only "problem". Gas block seems not to be in contact with the handguard, function is close to 100% (1 FTFeed so far).

Of course, the trigger...ah, the trigger...but for the money I didn't expect much in that regard.

[rimlick]

Not to mention the custom BCG and whatnot, good question. I have a pdw setup going to waste

[ljones]

Okay, so the newest production rifles are chambered in .223Nato. My rifle arrived a couple of days ago, from Frontier, so I assume it would be part of that latest production. Try as I may, I simply cannot find the chambering marked on it anywhere. Just old eyes? Where the heck is that info on the rifle?

So far (about 200 rounds in...) that is my only "problem". Gas block seems not to be in contact with the barrel, function is close to 100% (1 FTFeed so far).

Of course, the trigger...ah, the trigger...but for the money I didn't expect much in that regard.

.223 Nato? Shouldn't that be 5.56 Nato? Never heard of .223 Nato chambering.

[jjohnwm]

.223Nato is a cross between 5.56Nato and .375H&H...5.56Nato casing necked up to .375 caliber. Needs a two piece barrel; the front half unscrews, you drop the shell in and re-attach the front. Lots of knockdown power, but the loading sequence slows down the cyclic rate of fire a tad.

Come on...you know what I meant! Original post corrected...