Red Cent
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Locks back after every round fired. Its clean, lightly lubed, smooth, ejects like crazy.
1187 cycling problems.
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mbogo
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Does it do this with every type of ammo you have tried? High-brass and low-brass, too?
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FRMR0317 on another thread has nailed it I believe. The 1187 is a tuned up tricked up comp gun. Ran great.
FRMR0317 pointed out there are two little upside down feet, toes pointing at the mag tube. When the new round arrives, it smacks those two little feet pushing them backward and dropping the bolt. They are obstructed.
Got to get disassembyling. Be back later.
FRMR0317 pointed out there are two little upside down feet, toes pointing at the mag tube. When the new round arrives, it smacks those two little feet pushing them backward and dropping the bolt. They are obstructed.
Got to get disassembyling. Be back later.
Red Cent
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A while back I discovered this item that lent itself to the the loading of a 1187. I installed per instructions. Except.................I turned the U shaped spring 180 degrees and created an obstacle for the round coming from the magazine. Need to get to the range.
They really work. I have seen them in action. For a load one and fire (pretend the bolt is locked back)drop one in the chamber. While mounting the gun and your left hand moves toward the fore end, push up on the forks as your hand goes forward.
Or load two. Drop one in the chamber, push one in the tube. Instead of hitting that little chrome button,the act of loading a round will drop the bolt.
They really work. I have seen them in action. For a load one and fire (pretend the bolt is locked back)drop one in the chamber. While mounting the gun and your left hand moves toward the fore end, push up on the forks as your hand goes forward.
Or load two. Drop one in the chamber, push one in the tube. Instead of hitting that little chrome button,the act of loading a round will drop the bolt.
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