AR Sponsor
Posted: 11/12/2008 9:35:24 AM EDT
|
Hey guys, new AR Pistol. Fired it for the first time today using Wolf. FTE each shot. My other two AR's feed just fine with Wolf or anything you throw at it. Pistol upper is Model 1 and lower is Doublestar. Full CARR buffer. Wolf is non lacquered. Didn't have any brass to try through it but will tomorrow. In the meantime......................?
Thanks in advance. |
|
Thanks again for those of you who responded.
Changed BCG's, magazines, did the single round last round open check and used brass only ammo. Wolf still failed to eject properly but after 200 rounds of brass, all is ok. Wolf, etc, fires without fail now. What I don't understand is why when changing BCG's that I still had the problem? The BCG I switched was from my AR rifle that eats Wolf like crazy. Anyway, we're happy camper now. Rockin'''''''''''''''' |
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Make sure your bolt is not rotated 180° in the carrier. That would make it eject to the left INTO the receiver. The Ejector should be at about 5 o'clock as you look at the front end of the Bolt Carrier Group. This cant happen =/.... It shouldn't, but have seen a few bolts that the back side of the channel where not peened correctly, and the cam pin would go in either way. |
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Make sure your bolt is not rotated 180° in the carrier. That would make it eject to the left INTO the receiver. The Ejector should be at about 5 o'clock as you look at the front end of the Bolt Carrier Group. This cant happen =/.... It shouldn't, but have seen a few bolts that the back side of the channel where not peened correctly, and the cam pin would go in either way. I've seen it happen. In theory the bolt cam pin can only be installed one way. But I have seen more than one that can be installed from either side, hence my caution. Not probable but possible. 
|
AR Sponsor