Petar
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- Nov 18, 2010
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Hey guys, need a little help. I have built two AR pistols - one is a 10.5" 223 wylde and the other 9" 300 acc. Both are experiencing light primer strikes. Any suggestions?
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Hey guys, need a little help. I have built two AR pistols - one is a 10.5" 223 wilde and the other 9" 300 acc. Both are experiencing light primer strikes. Anay suggestions?
Need more info. What triggers are you using? Are you sure you installed the hammer springs the correct way and not backwards? Have you tried different firing pins? Did you check your headspace?
Shouldn't be the buffers yet. You shooting factory loads? What are you shooting. Did this just start happening, or has it been this way since you built them? How did you check head space? Go-nogo or field?
If you have a set of calipers, check to see how deeply the primers are seated on the Remington ammo. It wouldn't be the first time a batch of ammo had deeply seated primers.
If all else fails try the 7 62x39 firing pins from redx. fixed my light strikes in my 7 62x39 pistol
Have you disassembled the BCG and checked the firing pin for any burrs or other abnormalities. Lube them up good and check their movement with your fingers to be sure they move freely and smoothly. If everything checks good there you may need to try a heavier hammer spring. Again, try using generous lube first.
what BCG do you have in there now ?
Both Red X Arms Nickel Boron BCG
thanks I am about to get 2 BCG's and I wont be getting that brand.