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  • socalT
    Member
    • Feb 2009
    • 123

    Bad/Good LPK Ar15

    Is there such a thing as a Bad LPK that will give you trouble not counting trigger upgrades. My new build i suspect the hammer/installation is giving me headaches. bolt group comletely freezes up after a misfire. charging handle will not release without the help of a table assist and a slap on the butt stock. Any thoughts much appreciated.
  • #2
    BONECUTTER
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 2263

    The only time I have had an AR freeze up like that was after running crappy Israeli 5.56 though it.

    It could be a number of issues....where do you live.... might be worth it to run the gun into a friendly local OLL store and see if anything sticks out as wrong.

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    • #3
      socalT
      Member
      • Feb 2009
      • 123

      just got back from SOCAL gun here in San Diego, they looked it over and saw no obvious issues. While ammo could be a problem, unfoutrately I have no other ammo to swap out. You are the first one to say this has happened to them.. thanks for the info

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      • #4
        BONECUTTER
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2007
        • 2263

        Originally posted by socalT
        just got back from SOCAL gun here in San Diego, they looked it over and saw no obvious issues. While ammo could be a problem, unfoutrately I have no other ammo to swap out. You are the first one to say this has happened to them.. thanks for the info
        Most my AR's are ammo friendly. But I did have one that had issues.
        My recommendation is to hit a gunstore and buy 1 box of at least 5 different type of ammo and see if your upper is picky.

        Is it new?
        5.56 or .223?
        What ammo are you shooting?

        This might help people who have had smililar problems help you troubleshoot.

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        • #5
          socalT
          Member
          • Feb 2009
          • 123

          Originally posted by BONECUTTER
          Most my AR's are ammo friendly. But I did have one that had issues.
          My recommendation is to hit a gunstore and buy 1 box of at least 5 different type of ammo and see if your upper is picky.

          Is it new?
          5.56 or .223?
          What ammo are you shooting?

          This might help people who have had smililar problems help you troubleshoot.
          New Saber Defense M4 tactical upper
          Kaiser Defense Lower
          No name LPK (I installed)
          5.56
          Factory Reloads 223 55gr fmj (AMP) Socal Gun

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          • #6
            ar15barrels
            I need a LIFE!!
            • Jan 2006
            • 57174

            Originally posted by socalT
            New Saber Defense M4 tactical upper
            Kaiser Defense Lower
            No name LPK (I installed)
            5.56
            Factory Reloads 223 55gr fmj (AMP) Socal Gun
            Try some factory NEW ammo before deciding if the gun actually has a problem.
            It's common to run into reloads that are not sized enough and don't fit into guns that are otherwise in good condition.
            You usually get a really good deal on those reloads...
            Randall Rausch

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            • #7
              socalT
              Member
              • Feb 2009
              • 123

              good advise on the NEW ammo. going to find some tomorrow...if i can
              Thanks

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