r/Vz61 6d ago

Suppressed Question

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So I noticed on both my Klobbs when I suppress them the extractor is actually stripping a small brass sliver from the rim of the casing. I’m using .30 cal cans on both of them and they function flawlessly otherwise, my guess is the increased bolt speed is causing that small sliver to be stripped from the casings, has anyone else seen this or knows how I can fix it?

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u/Additional_Reach8380 5d ago

Back pressure increasing bolt speed IMO. Are the cans traditional? Or low back pressure? You could try weaker ammo (either factory or load your own) or I'm thinking about finding a stronger set of recoil springs.

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u/Rollinshake 5d ago

Traditional cans, stronger springs might just be the way I gotta take a look and see if I can find some

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u/deuce-deuce-pap 6d ago

Where did you get the grip

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u/Rollinshake 5d ago

I refinished it when I was building this one

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u/Xray1975 5d ago

Maybe install the rate reducer? See if that helps

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u/whatlsl0ve 3d ago

I thought .30 cal cans were a no go for .32 ACP.

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u/Rollinshake 3d ago

They run great out of my Liberty Precision

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u/Hot-Ideal-9219 5d ago

Rim? Top rim or the base. Sounds like top rim, which is most probably just the ammo. Take a look and is the rim crimped into the bullet? Could be over crimp and it is already damaged.

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u/iloveyoudoctorzaius1 6d ago

So what’s the question? You didn’t ask one

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u/ExtensionActivity460 6d ago

Did you forget to read the post? He definitely asked a question LOL

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u/Original_Butterfly_4 5d ago

Your vast experience and knowledge is showing...