ar bolt problem

[pulserifle99]

Its never done this as far as I can remember. I noticed it today at the range after it sitting for about 2 months

[VaderSpade]

Misread the problem.

[aplinker]

I was having the same problem. This fixed it; http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=186910

An extractor has nothing to do with feeding.

[Vtec44]

When It try to strip a round from the magazine it the bolt doesnt seem to have the strength to strip the round from the magazine so it jams up about half way into battery.

What exactly does it mean when you said "when it try to strip a round from the magazine"? Does it mean that after a round is fired, extracted, and ejected, the BCG comes back and tried to strip around from the magazine but can't?

[pulserifle99]

well i havent fired it because of the bullet being pusherd into the case. but im talking about when i load the mag and try striping a fresh round for the first time

[SJgunguy24]

Have you sent AR15barrels a P.M. yet?

[ar15barrels]

well i havent fired it because of the bullet being pusherd into the case. but im talking about when i load the mag and try striping a fresh round for the first time

How many rounds in the magazine?
How many rounds is the magazine designed to hold?

[!@#$]

reloads?

[pulserifle99]

Its a 10 round C products mag. they are not reloads as far as i know

[Vtec44]

Try putting 9 rounds.

[aplinker]

Its a 10 round C products mag. they are not reloads as far as i know

If it's just the 1st round, C-P are known to be damned tight. That would make it have issues on loading the 1st round.

[pulserifle99]

well it happens with all the rounds from the 1st to the last

[Josh3239]

It doesn't sound like a bolt problem. From what it sounds like, the bolt isn't feeding rounds when you move the actions manually. My first thought is if the magazine is seated correctly. The first thing I would do is get a different magazine, listen to it lock into place, push it in (some people like to smack the bottom but I wouldn't recommend that) and pull down to ensure it is seated correctly.

[pulserifle99]

While i was inspecting my upper, i noticed a small gouge or chip in the metal here the bullet feeds. I have no idea how it got there, but I assume it could lead to the round hanging up on there possibly leading to the round being pushed into the case. It is a cmmg upper, do you think they have some sort of warranty that might cover this? Here are some pics

[NeoWeird]

If that were the case it would feed every other round as it feeds from the opposite side of the magazine. Plus, if material were missing it would be LESS things in the way - not more.

While that may be a problem, I don't think fixing that alone will be the solution, especially if it's happening EVERY round.