Not necessarily true...if it has lead exposed at the rear of the projectile it can liquify a bit and come out as the bullet passes buy. Hence the reason you get lead build up in comps from some ammunition. That being said... Try different ammo, or it could be powder residue and gases flashing out.
Yeah, try the FHM and see if it does it. They use fully jacketed bullets with no exposed lead at the back kind of like campro's. I know with my PCC I would get massive amounts of lead build up from most factory brands that have open lead at the back because when the powder ignites it flashes the lead and vaporizes it and the pressure pushes it along after the projectile, escaping at the first place open... Like the ports on a comp, or the ports on your barrel.
The ports are not the first place that gas can escape. The ports are at least an inch forward of the crown, and the back bored portion of the barrel is very large. Gas would flow around the bullet and lose pressure and velocity before it reached the ports.
You haven't handled the thing or even seen it in person.Maybe reserve judgement till you have done both
I'm a southpaw.
I've heard of "powder ricochets" happening with the PS90 barrel, it is somewhat similar in design. It was a filthy range gun and probably low quality ammo. That barrel sleeve was caked up with residue all over FN's factory angled ports, a similar angle that some users mentioned doing to their R9 above.
Hi I pre-order now, do i have chances to have one in the next shipment?
No pre-orders.
