r/canadaguns May 10 '23

Templar just came in.

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u/OrionPax120 May 10 '23

Didn't get time to play with it yet. Came in right as I was going to work.

Have some mbus Irons that I picked up for it while waiting. May just throw an optic on it right off the hop instead.

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u/MacPapRonin May 10 '23

Hope you have a good experience with it.

I've been collecting tips and tricks on maintenance and general fixes in this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/canadaguns/comments/10yxu41/crusader_arms_templar_crusader_9_maintenance_tips/

If you run into issues, post to that thread so we (CA firearms owners collectively) can pool info on what keeps our firearms pew-pewing.

I am not a CA rep, and I do not work for the company.

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u/marston82 May 10 '23

It does not like steel cased Barnaul 223. I got numerous failure to fire with a round chambered. i heard a click when I pulled the trigger.

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u/MacPapRonin May 10 '23 edited May 10 '23

Interesting! Did you shoot anything else after the failure to fires with the Barnauls during the same session? Did they look like light strikes?

I'd like to include your observation in my tips and tricks thread. May I do so?

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u/marston82 May 10 '23

It works with brass cased ammunition like AE. I have no idea if they look like light strikes. CA told me to use high quality brass cased ammo. Go ahead and include it.

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u/MacPapRonin May 10 '23 edited May 10 '23

Just so I can include as much information as possible, were you using Barnaul's FMJ, SP or HP, in 55 gr or 62 gr?

Added information is linked here: https://www.reddit.com/r/canadaguns/comments/10yxu41/comment/jjlpv9c/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

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u/marston82 May 10 '23

FMJ in 55 grain.

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u/MacPapRonin May 10 '23

Thank you, I will edit the post to match.