bkjeffrey
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I didnt know where to put this, NFA or gunsmithing, please move if necessary.
I recently built a 7" AR15 SBR . I used a standard midwest industries low profile gas block and pistol gas tube. Has a standard Bushmaster bolt carrier group as well.
When I first test fired it I went through about 120 rounds of LC M885 ammo and it ran fine. I took it home and cleaned it and put it away.
Today I went to the range and every single round I fired would not extract. The bolt would cycle, feed a new round from the mag and jam up because the previousley fired cartridge was still in the chamber.
I could drop the mag, clear the jam and send the bolt home and it would extract and eject the stuck case just fine when I cycled the action by hand.
The fired rounds that were stuck in the chamber were inspected and there are no signs of the extractor peeling the lip off of the brass.
I am going to replace the extarctor and extractor spring anyway.
Are there any other schools of thought as to why a 7" SBR AR15 would do this?
I recently built a 7" AR15 SBR . I used a standard midwest industries low profile gas block and pistol gas tube. Has a standard Bushmaster bolt carrier group as well.
When I first test fired it I went through about 120 rounds of LC M885 ammo and it ran fine. I took it home and cleaned it and put it away.
Today I went to the range and every single round I fired would not extract. The bolt would cycle, feed a new round from the mag and jam up because the previousley fired cartridge was still in the chamber.
I could drop the mag, clear the jam and send the bolt home and it would extract and eject the stuck case just fine when I cycled the action by hand.
The fired rounds that were stuck in the chamber were inspected and there are no signs of the extractor peeling the lip off of the brass.
I am going to replace the extarctor and extractor spring anyway.
Are there any other schools of thought as to why a 7" SBR AR15 would do this?