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Chipmunk
March 03, 2001, 19:22
It seems that I have a slight bind in the reciever,
while closing bolt slowly,it stops about 3/4 of the
way closed,a RKI suggested that since it's a Hesse
it is probably out of spec (reciever).When it stops,
all I have to do to get it to close completely, is tap
it lightly with my fingertip.Question is could I use
copper sulfate to give me an indication of where it is
binding and then use valve lapping compund to relieve
the bind?Thanks in advance for y'alls replies.
Chipmunk
[ July 22, 2001: Message edited by: gary.jeter ]
Rich@CGW
March 03, 2001, 21:40
Most likely, it is hanging up on the HAMMER spur as it slowly rides over it..This is common when you are just monkeying around with it and letting the bolt close slowly. Most ALL Fals will do this. if it hangs up when you charge the weopon like you mean it, then you may have another problem.
Aifwikir
March 03, 2001, 22:07
I agree with Rich! The hammer is holding it open at that point. If it hangs when closing the bolt from the "Bolt Hold Open Device" or from the full charge position, then you have a different problem.
Take care
Aif
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Rich@CGW
March 03, 2001, 22:21
Just a NOTE; incase you had some dim light go off in your head, http://www.fnfal.com/forums/wink.gif thinking you can just remove some of that hammer spur material that may bug ya so much..DONT, It is needed to set the hammer when cycling back. it will smooth out on it`s own.. 2-300 rounds usually..
Chipmunk
March 04, 2001, 00:04
Thank you Gentlemenfor your prompt
& knowledgeablereplies,I hadn't thought
about the hammer.I'll run some morethrough
it later on today,if the snow don't blow.Once
again thanks!
Chipmunk
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