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I just saw this on a full retard site that rhymes with silencertalk.com.
This... Plum crazy lowers.... Welding Silencers to short barrels.... My God there's a lot of ****ing retards in this world!!!
"You people have too much time on your hands." - scottryan
I hadn't seen this douchebaggery....
Sorry, guys!
"You people have too much time on your hands." - scottryan
Well 3/2 is known for being pretty weak...
I kid, I kid!!
I know what you're saying, I once almost dropped my rifle in boot camp during Inspection Arms because my numb left hand (from standing at Parade Rest for 1 hour in the cold) barely caught the buttstock at the beginning. Then it took me two tries to lock the damn bolt to the rear and I damn near made my lips bleed trying not to laugh because I thought it was so funny that my hands were so numb and stiff I couldn't do the one thing we did a million times before. The inspecting officer didn't think it was too funny though... For some reason they take things SO serious in Marine Corps boot camp
But in this case I can guarantee you it ain't me, bro. For one, it's not that cold. I was also wearing my Oakley gloves the last time. Besides, hitting the bolt release in any way if the bolt carrier is locked fully rearward should do the trick no matter what.
I already proved my manhood and then some on and after April 12, 2003, so I'm all about admitting I'm wrong or acting like a woman. But this isn't one of those times... at least not yet proven, anyways![]()
S/F
Paul
Paul,
Quick question, does it happen when you don't have the gloves on?
I feel the need to clarify my cold weather dohickey. I'm not talking about bone numbing cold, just a drop in temperature. In April 03 when you were playing in the sandbox...the temps were mid 80's in the day and dropped down to mid fifties at night, not a big difference yet it seemed really cold at night.
Common sense tells me that it shouldn't matter 'how' you engage the bolt catch....my girlie instinct tells me that if the catch doesn't have a fast clean break, just maybe it could slow the BCG down enough to have loading problems. I'll try to create this with some snap caps later on today or tomorrow.
I'm stuck with what you reported; basically the weapon works fine as long as the only human intervention is pulling the trigger.
BTW, when I was in three who....they were weak. I checked in 2 years after Rother died....they still had five formations each day before 07:30 when in garrison...it sucked goat turds!
S/F
Paul
Last edited by Smuckatelli; 01-12-12 at 19:10.
Use a more oil like lube, instead of a more grease like one.
Here up in Oregon I've had that problem. Once.
Changed lube.
Problem solved. Flawless results. Rain or shine, cold or dry.
Jay has a good answer though. I lube my receiver extension every 3k rounds.
We miss you, AC.
We miss you, ToddG.
Interesting that this comes up as I just had a similar issue yesterday. 16" ML, Vltor A5, ASYM 55 grain ammo, Lancer AWM. In ~60 rounds I had multiple failures to feed on each mag, from chambering the first round to feed issues while shooting. Had just put 168 trouble-free rounds through the gun the day before in the 70s vs 50s the day of the troubles. I would not expect the temp to be an issue but the only other thing different from one day to the next was that on day one it started with 0 rounds on it and on day two it started with 68 rounds on it.
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