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Are you sure you have the grip screwed tightly to the reciever?Comment
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Drop a BB from a BB gun down the hole... maybe two, I think the spring will ride nicely on the BB and give the detent a little more pressure. It did sound like the detent may have fallen out though.Comment
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I had a similar issue, but my issue was the hole on the MIAD grip was to deep and safety wouldn't engage. I fixed it by putting a piece of round wood down the spring hole and works like a charm. Your problem sound like the hole is not deep enough and when you tighten the screw down, it's putting too much tension. Try sticking down something down the spring hole of the grip that works fine, then measure with some calipers, then compare it to the MIAD grip.-Worst Fear, Dying and My Wife Selling My Guns For What I Told Her I Bought Them ForComment
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Do you have a working grip for your AR10? If so compare how the spring sets inside of the grip with the MIAD.
It almost sounds like the hole for the spring isn't deep enough. OR the grip screw is too long and making contact with the FCG when screwed in all the way.Comment
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Do you have a working grip for your AR10? If so compare how the spring sets inside of the grip with the MIAD.
It almost sounds like the hole for the spring isn't deep enough. OR the grip screw is too long and making contact with the FCG when screwed in all the way.Comment
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And when you disassemble it the detent and spring are in their normal positions?Originally posted by connorr93but once I go from fire to safe then back again it is loose and flops all over the place.
Take the trigger group out and you should get a better view of what is happening at the selector.Comment
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On some of the .308 AR's.The bolt that come with the pistol grip is too long and hits bottom of trigger.Use a extra washer on the pistol grip bolt .I did that on a couple of my .308 Ar's.Comment
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