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Posted: 5/29/2007 7:20:50 AM EDT
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Hey guys. I got a new DPMS chambered in Ruger .204. I immediately replaced the A2 stock with a Magpul PRS stock. But now when I shoot the spring sounds really weird. Any ideas what I may have done wrong? Daryn |
The "Sproing" is normal in many collapsible stock setups. If there is some magical way of avoiding it, I haven't seen it posted anywhere. Awaiting the imminent "Duh, do this _____" post  ETA: I've had the "sproing" in A2 stocks too. |
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If it is driving you crazy you can use a light gun oil like, Remoil or Hoppies gun oil. Preferably something in a bottle with a small tip. Remove the buffer and spring and run a light ring of oil around the buffer and alow it to run away from the action for about a minuet. Letting the lower (upper off at this point) sit on the buttstock. Reassemble and cycle a coulple of times by hand notice the sprang sound is gone. Be aware that if you live in dirty, dusty conditions that you will have a buld up of gunk in the buffer tube and will require cleaning. I run this on my issue M4 and my Match AR-15 with no ill effects. |
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