Hi All,
Need some help.
Have a nice SX1 but recently it has been giving me fits.
The bolt buffer decided to get brittle so I ordered a replacement - the new buffer was rock hard and brittle too, but being as I have never replaced before, figured this must be how they are when new?
Anywho, so I cleaned evereything out, replaced all the worn springs and o-ring and the gun is back in fine form, except for one issue.
With the new bolt buffer installed, the gun will not lock the bolt back or cycle.
After much fiddling, I decided to take out the "new" buffer and now the gun locks back and cycles great (sans any buffer).
There is no debris in the buffer hole (took off stock and cleaned out all the crud) but whenever that buffer is installed it just won't cycle/lock back.
When installed, the buffer is firmly locked in place and aligned properly - which got me wondering, are there different buffer thicknesses?
Any help is much appreciated.
Best,
CnB
Need some help.
Have a nice SX1 but recently it has been giving me fits.
The bolt buffer decided to get brittle so I ordered a replacement - the new buffer was rock hard and brittle too, but being as I have never replaced before, figured this must be how they are when new?
Anywho, so I cleaned evereything out, replaced all the worn springs and o-ring and the gun is back in fine form, except for one issue.
With the new bolt buffer installed, the gun will not lock the bolt back or cycle.
After much fiddling, I decided to take out the "new" buffer and now the gun locks back and cycles great (sans any buffer).
There is no debris in the buffer hole (took off stock and cleaned out all the crud) but whenever that buffer is installed it just won't cycle/lock back.
When installed, the buffer is firmly locked in place and aligned properly - which got me wondering, are there different buffer thicknesses?
Any help is much appreciated.
Best,
CnB

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