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  1. 44 minutes ago, MikieM said:

    Seymore's are hard to raise, these days, what with cost of living and all. Then down the road is college, of course.

    I miss the good old days when you could hand your kid a new pool cue and send him on his way.

    :lol:

  2. Thanks for the link...it gave me a duh moment.

     

    While that riser seems neat, i found a better (obvious) solution within the thread. I’m just going to make my own shim and get some longer screws to go between the rail mount and the cmore. Not sure where to buy sheet of Delrin, but I’m vrafty enough to find a suitable material.

  3. Eric, Here’s a thought. When using the scs/smalley setup, what about not using the JP bumper at all, but instead using a simple spacer like one of the ones I have from you? I think part of that weird impulse we feel might be from the bolt hitting the bumper which then flexes a little just as it squeezes the smalley.  With just a spacer it would let the bolt travel a little further and hit something solid that will immediately transfer energy to the smalley.

    Thoughts?

     

    Im going to try it today and see if there’s any noticeable difference.

  4.  Update… I got my new firing pins and retaining pin from FedEx Today. Took it to the range and fired 150 rounds with no problem. Looks like I will be able to shoot my match tomorrow after all :-)

     

    But for those of you on the fence do yourself a favor and go ahead and place an order for a back up firing pin, or two.

     

    I ordered 3 CMMG Stainless steel pans from primary arms at $11.99

  5. 40 minutes ago, MikieM said:

    URETHRA!!!!!!

    My new gun is running like a German train schedule. Just got back from the range and can report no problems what-so-ever after 200 rounds.

    What did I do, you ask? Two things. First I installed a Taccom BCG. Not only does it work great, but it looks great as well. And, it is also almost 2 ounces lighter than the other bolt. 

    Second, I took out the 308 plunger spring and put back a common 5.56 AR spring. Remember that the Taccom barrel is only 5.25 inches long (the rest being a shroud) so the power factor is going to be like that of a pistol. About 130-ish. This isn't (in my view) enough power to cycle a heavy bolt correctly. I have since ordered a spring that is recommended for barrels of 4 to 6 inches, and will be giving that a try soon.

    Onward and upward.

     

    A special thank you goes out to Tim Ubl, for all his help, and to the guys at Quarter Circle 10, for their's. Two great companies who will go along way in our sport.

    Excellent news!Excellent news!

  6. I broke my firing pin today. However, upon taking it apart I noticed the firing pin -retaining pin (I have the push pin looking thing, not the cotter key) was also broken. I remembered having some trouble with it last night after I took it all apart and cleaned it and I'm thinking maybe the retaining pin broke, material got into the firing pin housing and somehow caused the pin to break.  It was just the tip sheared off. I also noticed that the tail end of the firing pin has started to mushroom a bit and its apparent my hammer is at least partly hitting the edge instead of hitting the face flush.  Have a match Saturday so I used primary arms and ordered 3 cmmg pins ($11.99 each) and a new retaining pin ($7,99).....and overnight shipping ($29.99 :() that will teach me to keep spares on hand.

  7. Also, are you getting enough crimp on your ammo? Until the barrel is broken in (smoothed out around the edge) your brass might be hanging up on it. I hit mine with some sand paper and my similar issues went away. Also, have you tried multiple mags and are the glock or off-brand? Might have an angle problem 

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