Hey guys,
I got issues with my new PSA 22lr/ BCG group. I slapped it on my Spikes lower that uses a Toms tactical NiB trigger group. I also bought three CMMG 10 round mags and loaded those with some CCI mini mags.
The first four rounds that I loaded in all had lite primer strikes. The next few shot, then I had some failure to feed. The rounds seemed to be feeding in at steep of and angle and bent the cartridge. I had that happen quite a few times. Tried all three mags but all seemed to have the same issue.
I stopped and pulled the BCG and oiled the firing pin. I hand cycled the pin about 80 times to stretch the firing spring. It felt stronger than I expected when pushing on it.
I put the BCG back it and shot a few more rounds until I had a few more failure to feed. I seems like there is a lot of slop with CMMG mag in the Spikes lower. If I pulled the mag towards me when firing, it seemed to feed better better. I shot through a couple more mags with maybe on more lite primer strike and a stove pipe. I then let go of the mag and held the hand guard for the remaining shots. Half way through the last mag I got a failure to eject that got lodged in the barrel. At that point I stopped and called it a night.
Have any of you with 22 AR experienced these problems?
I think the lite primer strikes will go away once I break in the BCG but is that normal? Could it be a weak trigger spring?
Failure to feed. Have you guys had feeding issues with CMMG mags. Do other brands of magazines like the Blackdogs have less slop? Could there be some other issue with the upper or lower tolerances? My 5.56 Radical upper runs with out any kind of issues on the Spikes lower.
Thanks in advanced your help.
I got issues with my new PSA 22lr/ BCG group. I slapped it on my Spikes lower that uses a Toms tactical NiB trigger group. I also bought three CMMG 10 round mags and loaded those with some CCI mini mags.
The first four rounds that I loaded in all had lite primer strikes. The next few shot, then I had some failure to feed. The rounds seemed to be feeding in at steep of and angle and bent the cartridge. I had that happen quite a few times. Tried all three mags but all seemed to have the same issue.
I stopped and pulled the BCG and oiled the firing pin. I hand cycled the pin about 80 times to stretch the firing spring. It felt stronger than I expected when pushing on it.
I put the BCG back it and shot a few more rounds until I had a few more failure to feed. I seems like there is a lot of slop with CMMG mag in the Spikes lower. If I pulled the mag towards me when firing, it seemed to feed better better. I shot through a couple more mags with maybe on more lite primer strike and a stove pipe. I then let go of the mag and held the hand guard for the remaining shots. Half way through the last mag I got a failure to eject that got lodged in the barrel. At that point I stopped and called it a night.
Have any of you with 22 AR experienced these problems?
I think the lite primer strikes will go away once I break in the BCG but is that normal? Could it be a weak trigger spring?
Failure to feed. Have you guys had feeding issues with CMMG mags. Do other brands of magazines like the Blackdogs have less slop? Could there be some other issue with the upper or lower tolerances? My 5.56 Radical upper runs with out any kind of issues on the Spikes lower.
Thanks in advanced your help.


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