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Posted: 4/3/2009 1:33:35 PM EDT
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After several hundred rounds, the trigger reset becomes gritty and unreliable. Cleaning the bolt and trigger mechanism restores functionality. The pistol has a match trigger, and was used for bullseye shooting for some time.
Is it normal to need to clean this often when suppressing this pistol? This pistol runs forever without the suppressor. I know a can blows crud back into the action, but can I tweak the gun so it runs longer before needing cleaning? How long do you go between cleanings on your MkII/III? |
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After several hundred rounds, the trigger reset becomes gritty and unreliable. Cleaning the bolt and trigger mechanism restores functionality. The pistol has a match trigger, and was used for bullseye shooting for some time. Is it normal to need to clean this often when suppressing this pistol? This pistol runs forever without the suppressor. I know a can blows crud back into the action, but can I tweak the gun so it runs longer before needing cleaning? How long do you go between cleanings on your MkII/III? Shooting suppressed makes your firearms dirty, 22LR is so dirty that it probably quadruples the effects. I know you are exaggerating when you say the pistol runs forever without the suppressor. Trying dry lubricant may help you some. |
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