45 acp
- Thread starter enfieldeddy
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This is after 80 rounds of Norinco today.
My 1911 dont get like that after 300 of Blazer Brass, i have put 700 Fiochi thru my 9mm and wasnt that dirty
Yeah, same here, I've got 300rds of AE 9mm through my other Jericho and it's almost spotless.
it usually takes around 2-3 hundred rounds for my gun to get as dirty as 09outlander's pics. i don't complain, its cheap and reliable, just runs a lil hot. plus i use frog lube, a quick wipe down after the range and it looks clean again 
it usually takes around 2-3 hundred rounds for my gun to get as dirty as 09outlander's pics. i don't complain, its cheap and reliable, just runs a lil hot. plus i use frog lube, a quick wipe down after the range and it looks clean again
Froglube is great isn't it, makes cleanup much quicker, even on a dirty gun, even my Tokarev likes it with shooting corrosive.
Waynetheman
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Vancouver.
I don't use froglube but the clean up really isn't all that bad with this stuff. it's just sooty, was shooting 200ish rounds at a time and it looked like I just came back from a shootout in a coal mine. Still wiped off just fine.
About 1,000 trigger pulls
You cool in my book you said the J word
I fired 100 round of this ammo so far with my S&W 1911 45, I don't think it's much dirtier then American Eagle, might be a bit hotter but that's about it. Just ordered 2 more crates of the stuff. My pistol wipes clean easy, because I have it swimming in oil when I use it.
Yes, large primer and the primers are not crimped.
No, it's a weird, yellowish, hollow granular powder. No scent to it, completely odourless. I find I get a lot of unburnt powder in my guns.
Phat Eagle
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Fraser Valley, BC
Dirty as heck, but fairly accurate and CHEAP... Makes reloading unpalatable to me...
Alot of people don't realize how Dirty the Norinco ammo is.
It is Filthy. I don't use any of it.
People reload with cheap crap dirty powder so they are used to clouds of smoke and caked on, crusty Black Tar in their guns.
It is Filthy. I don't use any of it.
People reload with cheap crap dirty powder so they are used to clouds of smoke and caked on, crusty Black Tar in their guns.
If you keep your gun well lubricated nothing will get caked on, as you say. My S&W 1911 45acp wipes clean with little effort after using the Norinco ammo. Also, I don't find it any dirtier vs the American Eagle that I was using up to now. Having said that, even if it was a little dirtier it would be well worth it to me, knowing that each time I pull the trigger I can save as much as 20 cents, and when I sell the once fired brass, the savings will be even higher.
