AR shell ejection graph Image?

[Revolver Ocelot]

There was a thread a while back that someone posted a diagram of how a AR ejects it's shell casings.

It showed straight out to the left, about 3-4 o'clock and then a more dramatic 5 o'clock. And a little description next to each section. For example short stroking, normal and over gassed.

Would someone happen to have this image saved and wouldn't mind sharinq? I know the description is kinda random but its the best i can do translating from memory to text form.

Thanks!

[NSR500]

[jonjonkills101]

http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_15/553210_9mm_Function_Test_____s.html

i know this was for 9mm, but look in the first post first result that popped up on google theres a diagram there

[Zippiot]

That is awesome!

My M16 does tend to eject around 2-3 o clock, gotta love the FS2k and its very sedate 1 position...

Got any info on the angle upwards at which it ejects?
Now if only I could apply this to my M&P 15-22...

[FeuerFrei]

Ejection pattern doesn't mean much.
Changes in ammo will effect the "pattern".
Action spring, buffer weight and lubrication too.
As long as it goes boom and ejects the empties, you are gtg.
Pay attention to ejection pattern using an ammo "type" and if you observe any changes with that particular ammo, then you may have something going on there.

[SIGSHOOTR]

This is great- thanks for posting.

[RRichie09]

[Revolver Ocelot]

Thanks fellas! thats exactly what i was looking for.