I get that, and that is ONE option.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
My question, however is not about technique, but rather about the mechanics of an AR.
How do I speed up the travel forward of my bolt carrier?
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I get that, and that is ONE option.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
My question, however is not about technique, but rather about the mechanics of an AR.
How do I speed up the travel forward of my bolt carrier?
The one i road tested was using a stock BCG and the buffer spring from FAQuote:
Originally Posted by bellavite1
https://www.franklinarmory.com/colle...i-trigger-pack
* Enhanced buffer springs for optimal flexibility
Does anyone have any experience with the fostech echo? They claim to have eliminated the hammer follow issue.
I wonder if the difference between a full auto and semi BCG makes the issue any better or worse. Pretty sure the upper I use it with has a semi BCG.
This should help:
https://www.aimsurplus.com/product.a...m=XAIMBCGNIBLW
Video please. ��
That was supposed to be a smiley face.
Soon,as soon as I work out the bugs (need to get the light weight carrier in) [UZI]Quote:
Originally Posted by vossman
Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavite1
What was the issue you ran into with the included hammer?
It would get caught by the disconnector (running in semi only) in binary mode.
I contacted them and they told me that my DPMS lower may be slightly out of spec and to try a different hammer.
it fixed the issue.
Light weight BCG from AIM fixed the hammer follow problem.
Now all I need is an unlimited supply of low cost .223 so that I can train my own finger.
Mag dumps were achieved today (6 of them in rapid succession) with no issues other than keeping the speed steady, but no for fault of the gun .