retrorichard
Member of Team Awesome
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out if I should have my rifle checked by a Smith. It is a cmmg mk3 308 ar.
Long and the short, I realized that a 9 mm brass fired casing had worked itself between the bolt and the carrier on the opposite side of the dust cover jamming up my action ( I was at home getting the rifle ready for cleaning).
Anyhow I ended up mortaring the rifle and getting the fired 9mm case out( brass). Should I go to a Smith? Everything at first appearance looks okay, but I'm worried about the gas tube.
I'm trying to figure out if I should have my rifle checked by a Smith. It is a cmmg mk3 308 ar.
Long and the short, I realized that a 9 mm brass fired casing had worked itself between the bolt and the carrier on the opposite side of the dust cover jamming up my action ( I was at home getting the rifle ready for cleaning).
Anyhow I ended up mortaring the rifle and getting the fired 9mm case out( brass). Should I go to a Smith? Everything at first appearance looks okay, but I'm worried about the gas tube.
