
Originally Posted by
Eric D.
I would cycle a few rounds by hand to see if the bullets are still being set back. A loose gas block would affect cycling but I can't see how it would stop the bullets from being set back. Proceed with caution because you do NOT want to be firing "compressed" cartridges.
Major #1 on that...
A loose gas block has ZERO to do with bullet setback issues. Be careful until you know your weapon is Good To Go... Something is going on here...
Rmpl
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