They say Izzy .308 links work with 30.06 & 8mm and I believe people are using them for all. However, I also have heard that some are having problems with links. The 30.06 links are very reasonable and I would suggest buying & using them for your A4. Just my two cents.....New to 1919s. Fired one for the first time today. What a kick! I got a .30-06 barrel and booster and it looks like they would work. I don't have another chance to get to the range to try it. Do they work?
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Yes they will work, and probably better than the 30.06 links. If you have Izzy links, use'em.New to 1919s. Fired one for the first time today. What a kick! I got a .30-06 barrel and booster and it looks like they would work. I don't have another chance to get to the range to try it. Do they work?
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I don't think they're spaced correctly for use with 7.62X54R with that wide rim.Yes .308 Izzy links will work with 30-06 also 8mm and I think 54r.![]()
Yeah, they'll work. It not a matter of the belt being spaced properly for the ammo. The belt has to be spaced properly for the gun. If you could somehow stretch the links so that they didn't overlap, the gun would not feed properly because now the links have a bigger gap between rounds.I don't think they're spaced correctly for use with 7.62X54R with that wide rim.
Interesting, I understand the necessity of the belt spacing corresponding to the cammed lever but is your explanation theory or have you done it? I can't picture that working with any reliability.Yeah, they'll work. It not a matter of the belt being spaced properly for the ammo. The belt has to be spaced properly for the gun. If you could somehow stretch the links so that they didn't overlap, the gun would not feed properly because now the links have a bigger gap between rounds.
The 54r rounds will overlap, but think .22 ammo. Each one loaded should be below the last. When the belt is done... the last round loaded will be the first one into the gun. The round has to exit the links straight out the back, so plan accordingly.