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Ar15 ejection problem
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There is too little information presented to make an analysis just yet.
Need to look at the gas port size and some of the fired 5.56 cases.
A dramatically oversized gas port and weak 223 ammo can cause this behavior.Last edited by ar15barrels; 09-28-2017, 12:23 PM.Randall Rausch
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Still a new gun, right?
How many round have you shot? May need a little break in.
Do the rounds that don't function correctly have any scratches that the others don't?
Clean and inspect the chamber, and lube up bcg.
Take out the bcg and see if the Federal fully seats in the chamber without sticking.
Federal is usually pretty good stuff, but it could be a little out of spec.Comment
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Yeah, only got 300 rnds so for. Didn't check the casings but I will when I shoot it again. And I'll give all the other suggestions a try. Thank youStill a new gun, right?
How many round have you shot? May need a little break in.
Do the rounds that don't function correctly have any scratches that the others don't?
Clean and inspect the chamber, and lube up bcg.
Take out the bcg and see if the Federal fully seats in the chamber without sticking.
Federal is usually pretty good stuff, but it could be a little out of spec.
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