Brass deformation???

Rick W. · 03-13-2018, 09:35 AM

I always thought that when the theoretical and the actuals kinda agreed, I rested a little better for a while. When the actuals and theoreticals did not match up, it was always a pondering moment.

It would be interesting if any differences show up in the two extractors. Relative sharpness(wear characteristic, relative bite?), shaping of the edge, extension of the nose downwards, spring tensions/compressions, stuff. Some of the issues with me is the particular environment the part is working in, has some weight in the variables assigned for solution.

Of course after due time on the couch perhaps.

I guess the 'whys' always have had a calling here, can be good or bad I reckon, but tis the way it is here.

Maybe after some time, some Tex-Mex would be in order.....

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03-13-2018, 09:35 AM	#15
Rick W. User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 339 Thanks: 81 Thanked 359 Times in 198 Posts	I always thought that when the theoretical and the actuals kinda agreed, I rested a little better for a while. When the actuals and theoreticals did not match up, it was always a pondering moment. It would be interesting if any differences show up in the two extractors. Relative sharpness(wear characteristic, relative bite?), shaping of the edge, extension of the nose downwards, spring tensions/compressions, stuff. Some of the issues with me is the particular environment the part is working in, has some weight in the variables assigned for solution. Of course after due time on the couch perhaps. I guess the 'whys' always have had a calling here, can be good or bad I reckon, but tis the way it is here. Maybe after some time, some Tex-Mex would be in order.....