Which suggests some options...
by Paul 
, Thursday, November 28, 2013, 10:41 (4018 days ago) @ Catoosa
- Ensure there's no crud that would not allow the firing pin to travel fully forward.
- put a bit of "pre-load" on the existing spring by placing a shim (washer of some sort) to enhance the power of the spring.
- Install a new spring.
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- problem with the munchkin rifle -
stonewalrus,
2013-11-26, 17:53
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- I would try a No-Go gauge first, particularly since the -
John K.,
2013-11-26, 18:12
- Firing pin - uncowboy, 2013-11-26, 19:54
- I would try a No-Go gauge first, particularly since the -
stonewalrus,
2013-11-26, 20:07
- Just a suspicion at this point, as mentioned. -
John K.,
2013-11-26, 20:49
- no luck on the picture with my camera - stonewalrus, 2013-11-26, 21:14
- Just a suspicion at this point, as mentioned. -
John K.,
2013-11-26, 20:49
- problem with the munchkin rifle -
Catoosa,
2013-11-27, 17:38
- Which suggests some options... -
Paul,
2013-11-28, 10:41
- Found an article on Remington 500 series about putting a - stonewalrus, 2013-11-28, 13:11
- Which suggests some options... -
Paul,
2013-11-28, 10:41
- Time to get him his first AR. -
Rob Leahy,
2013-11-27, 21:19
- I don't even have MY first AR - stonewalrus, 2013-11-27, 22:03
- I would try a No-Go gauge first, particularly since the -
John K.,
2013-11-26, 18:12