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| Forgive my ignorance, I don't own one. But judging by the pics, that is the hammer in question, correct? If so, what is that rough surface doing to the back and bottom of your carrier? I don't know about clone guns but HK hammers are very smooth/polished just as is the bottom of their carriers. What host are you running it in? Just curious... |
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Originally Posted By chargerdude70: Forgive my ignorance, I don't own one. But judging by the pics, that is the hammer in question, correct? If so, what is that rough surface doing to the back and bottom of your carrier? I don't know about clone guns but HK hammers are very smooth/polished just as is the bottom of their carriers. What host are you running it in? Just curious... The carrier and firing pin is what is beating up the hammer. If I was a betting man I'd wager money that a softer hardness was chosen purposely for the hammer by Rarebreed as sacrificial material much like how AK FCG are set up. |
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I maybe have 300 to 400 between a few different guns Mp5k and mp5sd mostly. All suppressed. 80 degree piece in the k and a 115 in the sd Seems like my SD has a slightly higher rof than the k but that maybe due to my 147gr reloads vs 124 factory I do lube my hammer, ejector and disco or trip or whatever they are calling them in these. Feel like I remember the instructions saying not to lube which I found odd Attached File |
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Originally Posted By AbstractIdeas: One thing we should ask is what brand of gun is this trigger in? Interested in the locking piece. It's well known that AP5s use a 110° or 120° piece. HK uses 100° So do these locking pieces affect bolt velocity? Bolt velocity is something to consider. So is a new locking piece the solution to this problem? Only shot 30 so far and I'm seeing signs already. Kinda sad. |
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