Ok....you guys know we have some Sword and Son projects going on with AKs. The first one runs great, but the heat treat job I did on the ejector is lacking. I notice while I was out in the yard today shooting, and I had a FTE/FTFeed. The ejector is deformed slightly from the caseing hitting it, and Im not getting the right ejection angle everytime. The weapon has a couple hundred rounds through it, and will not remain reliable at this rate.
The ejector rail is made of 4130 steel (Tapco rails). I heated it till it started to glow, queched violently with water, heated till started turning red again, quenched with water, heated till red again and let cool slowly. After doing some adjusting to the ejector length with a file, I had to do it again where I exposed the softer inside with file.
Did I do this right?