I figured it was meant to be funny, but the truth is I am capable of error.If you didn’t catch the tongue in cheek, my apologies. I was pointing towards myself.
It’s more than likely the buffer/spring.
I figured it was meant to be funny, but the truth is I am capable of error.If you didn’t catch the tongue in cheek, my apologies. I was pointing towards myself.
It’s more than likely the buffer/spring.
... but the truth is I am capable of error.
He may be left handedHe is doing it wrong. Sword in right hand, gun in left. Make them duck the sword and shoot them in the top of their head.
My daughters rifle worked fine for the last three years firing several thousand rounds without issue and recently began acting up. It will fire the first round without issue and will feed the second but then click and won't fire. So for my first test I swapped the upper including BCG with my rifle my rifle functioned normally and hers did the same thing with my upper as with hers. At that point I replaced the trigger group all of it including pins (as it seemed the most likely suspect) however the issue persists. I then removed the trigger group and put both her old group and the new group in my lower. My rifle preformed normally after that I reassembled my rifle and put the new trigger group back in her rifle. The problem persists. Anyone have any ideas?
I should have mentioned it but that was the first thing I did even before swapping uppers and after the swap her BCG worked totally fine on my lower. where the issue persisted on her lower with my upper including BCG.Not sure if anyone has said it yet but it may be a dirty BCG. I’d say drown that BCG in oil and see what it does. If it was working and then wasn’t it can be the carbon fouling. When is the last time it had a good cleaning?
They are slightly dented and all those parts work just fine on my lowerI was wondering if the primers are dented after the click. Worn firing pin or dirty bcg or pin not allowing full travel of the pin. Just an idea
?? I guess you' back now??Without seeing it, I'm leaning towards the bcg is getting hung up in the upper. As a test, pull the buffer and spring and stick 2 quarters in there. Then replace it, oil the bcg and see what happens.
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