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Posted: 8/14/2013 5:14:34 PM EDT
| So I've been having some issues with my tavor. It's failing to eject or extract....everything from not extracting/ejecting to stovepiping to damn near seizing up the bolt. Could this be a small problem with the break-in? Anybody else have any problems like this? |
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I'll try it out today. Thanks chuck, lol, that really is a dumb thought for me, I just prefer to run all my pistols and ARs with no lube and have never had an issue. Make sure you are running quality ammo and not some crap hand reloads or steel case stuff. If it is still malfunctioning on good quality brass case ammo when lubed then there is an issue. |
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I've used the issued mag, USGI mags, & pmags. I've also been using winchester & remington 5.56 55 grain. Though I have a habit of running my weapons dry (no lube), think that might cause the problem? You should never run weapons dry. You don't run a car with out oil either, do you? 
Oil reduces friction, heat, and wear on metal to metal contact surfaces. There is a reason you lube your weapons. |
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You should never run weapons dry. You don't run a car with out oil either, do you?
Oil reduces friction, heat, and wear on metal to metal contact surfaces. There is a reason you lube your weapons. Quoted:
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I've used the issued mag, USGI mags, & pmags. I've also been using winchester & remington 5.56 55 grain. Though I have a habit of running my weapons dry (no lube), think that might cause the problem? You should never run weapons dry. You don't run a car with out oil either, do you?
Oil reduces friction, heat, and wear on metal to metal contact surfaces. There is a reason you lube your weapons. This!! |
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