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These are NOT reloads correct?
Thanks all. A thorough stripping/cleaning/lubing is in order.Just seemed weird to go 100 straight and then not charge at all.More to come.
Quote from: Karl Blanchard on February 19, 2020, 08:14:46 PMMOOOOORE LUBE I used 5 quarts of 5W30.Do I need more?
Will it chamber a round at all, can you force it forward or is it hitting a hard stop.And how much gap is there.
Here's the easy solution:- Point the weapon in a safe direction.- Verify that the gun is unloaded.- Throw it as far down range as you can, then run the opposite direction.- Lie to everyone and say that you'd never slum it with an AR, then become indignant and storm off.Problem solved.
Is it a bear crk barrel?What caliber?Are you shooting steel case or brass case.
The thing u have to figure out does it have a tight chamber .Basicly does cleaning fix it or fix it for another 100 rounds.Of it does have a tight chamber you will have extractor problems soon enough.But there are ways to fix this.
Sounds like he may have a case stuck. I've seen case separation do this. Probably do to cheap ammo. It isn't a cleaning or lube issue.If it is a new rifle that was built by someone who might not know what they are doing or a cheap rifle, i would check headspace with a go/no-go guage. I had a new expensive rifle that was headspaced incorrectly and it did this also.
If you use one of these on it and it doesn't fix it then all hope is lost.I have one of these brushes for my ar10 that was having similar problems.But this brush will polish the chamber it will be clean I can tell ya that.I put it in my cordless drill ,only inserted it the length of an empty case,and only ran it for a min or two.with gun oil as honeing oil.But I'm no expert and can't guarantee anything.https://www.amazon.com/Research-09247-Chamber-Flex-Hone-Silicon/dp/B00DB8E7VQ/ref=pd_aw_sbs_328_1/131-4146972-7293961?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00DB8E7VQ&pd_rd_r=29c2c7b9-3c44-46f6-a659-ab33b2c9d66c&pd_rd_w=ewzPO&pd_rd_wg=52E4F&pf_rd_p=c4ecef2b-f80c-450e-b972-ac33431b0d29&pf_rd_r=YW79CZV6BX5TDGEAV28X&psc=1&refRID=YW79CZV6BX5TDGEAV28X
What's the gap that shows when it jams..Looking through the ejection port. Do the lugs look like they are lining up with the groves..Wish I could get my hands on it for 2 minutes.
So it's a feed issue. Does the BCG go home without a mag inserted.
Quote from: fishngamereaper on February 19, 2020, 10:12:59 PMSo it's a feed issue. Does the BCG go home without a mag inserted.I was thinking the same thing.But then he said he had shot lots of rounds in the past .so I wouldn't think feed ramps or anything changed.With no barrel or chamber obstruction it is hard to figure out without hands on the rifle.
Quote from: hunter399 on February 19, 2020, 10:18:03 PMQuote from: fishngamereaper on February 19, 2020, 10:12:59 PMSo it's a feed issue. Does the BCG go home without a mag inserted.I was thinking the same thing.But then he said he had shot lots of rounds in the past .so I wouldn't think feed ramps or anything changed.With no barrel or chamber obstruction it is hard to figure out without hands on the rifle.Hard to say...still smells like barrel obstruction to me as well. Not sure what's jamming the round into the casing if it's not an obstruction.
Worn out mag catch/ release pawl? Or with plastic mags the catch pocket.Is the mag fully seated up in the chamber?It would cause the bullet to hit the feed ramp low, Clean and soak the bcg in lube, ream the chamber, polish the ramp, try the upper on a different lower and vice versa, change the spring, buy better ammo.If none of that works, hand it to someone who knows what they’re doing.Good luck!
Yes I know this statement might seem very elementary and maybe obvious but Go to the basics and make sure the barrel is clear and that a round didn't get pulled out of brass when it was "slammed" into the chamber especially if the following rounds are getting jammed into the succeeding round that won't feed
Quote from: Jingles on February 20, 2020, 06:58:20 AMYes I know this statement might seem very elementary and maybe obvious but Go to the basics and make sure the barrel is clear and that a round didn't get pulled out of brass when it was "slammed" into the chamber especially if the following rounds are getting jammed into the succeeding round that won't feedDone early!!Yes , elementary, but very important!!Thanks.
Mystery solved. Small piece of shrapnel (piece of a primer?) Jammed in. Lot. Feeds like new now. Thanks!
Quote from: Dan-o on February 21, 2020, 02:56:20 PMMystery solved. Small piece of shrapnel (piece of a primer?) Jammed in. Lot. Feeds like new now. Thanks!Sweet! Glad to help.