caspian guy
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Very nice!I'd figure out a way to get some patent protection or get it licensed to a big company ASAP or your idea will get stolen.
Very innovative solution. Please take the above advice seriously.
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I had an issue like this when using a heavy hammer spring on a RRA NM trigger group (on a 5.45x39 upper that needed more smack to set the primers off).
The face of the hammer that engages the disconnector and the disconnector were rough enough that if I pined the trigger and cycled the action, the hammer wouldn't come off the disco and the trigger didn't reset. If you cycled it without the trigger being pinned there was no issue. I lightly polished the engagment surfaces (without changing the geometry) and solved it for me.
Could also be a weak trigger spring, or incorrectly asembled .
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Seems you aren't the first person to have this problem. There was a chemical suggestion on the last page of the below thread.
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Got an otis kit off a prize table. Liked it well enough to buy another. Like the guy above said it is about the size hockey puck does a good job and is convenient, what's not to like. I have several that I just leave in my various rifle bags.
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Not sure I'd give you $600 for that... much less $6000
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went and looked... must be sold out already.
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I'd sign up for a rifle only match in a heartbeat. Even a Rifle/Pistol.
Hmmm.... seems maybe you and I have shot.a rifle only match or two? It was fun, wasn't it?
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I voted no because it said required. But I agree that it is good manners and I try to keep my voice down when someone is waiting on the beep.
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I wipe off feed ramp every time I shoot. Other than that not often.
Yep, that's about what I do for my open gun. I use the swabs midway sells. I lock it open, wipe the breech face/extractor hook, the feed ramp, and add oil if it seems dry. It gets a full tear down once to twice a year, usually one practice session or club match before a major. (I never like to take a gun to a major that doesn't have at least a couple hundred rounds on it).
To be fair some of this depends on what you use for powder and your environment, also on how tight your gun is (and I believe how lightly it is sprung).
On the other hand if having a spotless gun makes you happy, then that's what you ought to do :-)
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Another vote for the steel HK mags to allow maximum oal.
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welcome..
if you needed help you should be in luck, several of the members here are local to you.
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Try sturmgewehr.com or subguns.com
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Just got a case of 9mm 124 jhp
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shame the website keeps timing out.
oh well
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there is a USPSA club near Montgomery. There are several others within driving distance.
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Most of the ones members of the forum chose as favorites didn't make the top 250 !!!
Not sure i'd trust a list that has Toy Story 3 ranked above Lawrence of Arabia..
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I suppose it is supposed to work like a paintball gun trigger (though not sure why i'd want my ar to work that way).
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what happens if you slowly hand cycle the gun? Is the extractor to tight? Maybe a sharp edge on the bottom of the breech face?
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aftec extractor brazos tuned ejector.
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Sounds like a extractor adjustment needs to be made.
Kinda what I thought, but the extractor is pretty tight already.
Tight how? lots of tension sliding a round up the breech face or hard to get out of the slide? if you load a dummy round, and remove the mag and slowly hand cycle it what happens?
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Check with hopalong. He has both.
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Think you could get a 2011 to run on this stuff?Might be an option for 3-Gunners that don't have a minimum power factor provided that it can take down steel. (Which I'm curious about the physics of)
Probably could get a 2011 to run it if you could get a barrel to use (otherwise you'd have to make one which would be a pain). If you want to shoot one remind me and I'll bring mine to the next match.
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Yep that sucks for sure. Sute hope you can get another in and get it fitted.
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Great match guys. Thanks to everyone who set it up and worked it, Y'all made it a very enjoyable experience. Thanks to Squad 1, it was a pleasure to shoot with y'all.
Home built CNC Mill - Gonna make a 1911
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Yep.. my trig is a bit rusty but if that is linear that is like .003 to .004 degrees... not betting any thing we use is going to care about that.