
Originally Posted by
saddlerocker
I had the same thing happen with Brown Bear recently.
However I was able to get it free with a very light mortaring.
Never found out the cause, the round just got hung up somehow.
Was yours well lubed up or dry when it happened?

Originally Posted by
trackmagic
Just a question...Can mortaring the round out be dangerous in this situation? It looks like the bolt is not fully closed.
That would definitely be a concern of mine. There is still a live round in the chamber that is not in battery. The strange thing about it is that the trigger went click just as if I was dry firing it, and it is obvious from the photo that the bolt is not in battery. I didn’t think that was supposed to happen.

Originally Posted by
Iraqgunz
I suspect that you have a primer or anvil that has lodged itself in the cam pin area or the upper itself. It's just a guess as it sounds like the typical symptom.
Is that something that will be obvious when I get the round out?

Originally Posted by
saddlerocker
BCG looks really dry as well.
Whats the Lube Situation?
I would say dry. Probably 300 or more rounds since I’ve lubed it. I have been wondering if that could have contributed to this jam?
Gary
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