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Posted: 5/2/2009 7:35:42 PM EDT
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Hey guys,
I have a GSE M-4 match. I just replaced the gas rings, extractor, ex pin, and all parts to the bolt and still have stove piping going on. I use quality ammo and p-mags. Can anyone suggest the next thing to check? Different bolt / carrier? Thanks, Tim |
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a failure means the rifle isn't getting enough gas to fully cycle the bolt carrier assembly.
test procedure here under test fire procedure |
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Thanks for taking the time to write such a thorough checklist, Tweak. I am wondering if this site has a detailed list of component names? I am not familiar with many of the terms or names for the parts, but am very familiar with my rifle. I will follow the checklist. I really want to stop the stove piping issues. This rifle should be more reliable.
Thanks again, Tim |
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A stove pipe is malfunction when a case dosent fully eject and is partially hanging out of the ejection port with the bolt closed on it so that it looks like you have a pipe or "stove pipe" sticking out of your rifle. A common malfunction with handguns that might be sensitive to limp wristing.
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I am wondering if this site has a detailed list of component names? Tim, There's prolly one around here and the TM has a couple of good pics too. I see that the pic links here are busted so I'm working on getting those back up. The -10 manual is online here somewhere, DL that and it'll give you a pretty good backgroud. jimr, Stove piping is the graphic term for a failure to eject (FtEj). |
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The -10 and -23 both can be found on the start up page (www.ar15.com), bottom left under manuals.
http://www.ar15.com/content/manuals/TM9-1005-319-10.pdf |
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