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I'm curious. How did you take it apart and put it back together the first time without the proper tools? Ar15 armors tool and a vice had the upper clamped in using oak block on the top and bottom to distribute the pressure and used gauge rod to line up the gas tube and torqed the barrel to 250 inch pounds then went a little more to line up the gas tube... |
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I test fired one round and it cycled the bolt and locked it back.
How did you test fire a round if you can not get the bolt to lock in? Are you using reloaded ammo? If you are sounds like the die is not adjusted properly. AE xm193's you can push it in with the forward assist. |
Dont know if I said this or not but I used to run a .22 conversion in this rifle ( NEVER AGIAN WILL I DO THIS ) anyway the chamber was full of lead and carbon I cleaned all that out and she is running just fine with snap caps. I will see how it uns with live ammo after lunch today @ the Mid GaHTF shoot 
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