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Oil your guns folks
Oil your guns folks
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30 Replies
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lol that’s not an ‘oil your guns’ issue my friend. your extraction/gas is the issue. soften it up with heavier buffer weight and swap the extractor spring.
where is it ejection normally?
try cycling 1 or 2 manually as well to see function
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“The fastest way to get a right answer, is to post a wrong answer.” – Sun Tzu.
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I’m not sure “oil” is the solution here.
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This has to be some sort of troll post… I refuse to believe you think this is a lubrication issue
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Spit on your BCG next time.
But that looks like a gas issue, get that rifle some pepto.
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Seriously not trying to be an ass, but how would oil fix this. The parts would move exactly the same just with less friction, those dents aren’t friction thats brute force crushing
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Don’t tell me what to do. I’m not the one with mangled shell casings, you are.
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Not oil. Thats a gas issue
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Check out my posts, I posted one 4 years ago with the exact same issue.
I had this exact same issue with my brand new Ruger MPR some years ago.
It wasn’t an issue with lubrication. It was an issue with the feed ramp angle. Once Ruger fixed it, it’s been flawless ever since.
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Lol no
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The thing is, he said oil fixed things and it didn’t do this anymore. So he is not entirely out of bounds. What I want to know is, exactly what brand BCG, upper, barrel, mags etc. he is using. Ammo too.
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I’m not seeing how these dents got in unfired brass. Did you reload new bullets into them and cause the dents with too much sizing oil?
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Well you can get little dents on the case shoulders if you over lube when resizing, or have some tumbling media stuck to the case. Nothing that dramatic. Idk if those cases would even chamber. I would chuck it. Might get jammed in your chamber if you try to load it.
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No
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What the fuck is even that
