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14 years 1 week ago #6129
by BUILDING MY SASS
Replied by BUILDING MY SASS on topic Re:Firing Pin Spring
The one on the right is about how mine looks...I don't see a problem...and as MrRaley said....not to be rude....I think you need to look at your M1...the firing pin does not have to punch the primer in....just hit it enough to fire the primer and the round...if you still have concerns...call the office...ArmaLite or email Tim...and ask for the length of the standard AR-10 firing pin for you model and check it against yours....that way you will know...
and I have to back up MrRaley....on the don't fix it part....you start trying to mess with it when it's not broke...MURPHY'S LAW...is going to bite you in the but....and you will have a problem...until it gives you problems...LET IT BE...
Just my $1.00 worth...
Just thought of something....The M1A is designed for Military rounds...which usually have the harder primers....so the extra force in the pin may be needed....just a thought...
grasping at a straw.. :dry:
BMS
and I have to back up MrRaley....on the don't fix it part....you start trying to mess with it when it's not broke...MURPHY'S LAW...is going to bite you in the but....and you will have a problem...until it gives you problems...LET IT BE...
Just my $1.00 worth...
Just thought of something....The M1A is designed for Military rounds...which usually have the harder primers....so the extra force in the pin may be needed....just a thought...
grasping at a straw.. :dry:
BMS
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14 years 4 days ago - 14 years 4 days ago #6219
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Replied by Ghost_Rider on topic Re:Firing Pin Spring
BUILDING MY SASS wrote:
No disrespect or ill intent intended, the notches on the trigger disconnector will have no influence on the pressure of the hammer hitting the firing pin. That adjustment is for the trigger pull weight. The hammer spring controls hammer force hitting the firing pin. see technical note #78
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I will have to look at my cases, spent that is :lol:, can you post a picture of one of them....I would like to see to compare...
Question as well....any issues with rounds not firing....
something to check along the lines that Mrraley posted...check which notch you spring is on on the trigger..mine is on the middle one...and I have had no issues...
BMS
No disrespect or ill intent intended, the notches on the trigger disconnector will have no influence on the pressure of the hammer hitting the firing pin. That adjustment is for the trigger pull weight. The hammer spring controls hammer force hitting the firing pin. see technical note #78Blue Skies
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14 years 2 days ago #6225
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Replied by BUILDING MY SASS on topic Re:Firing Pin Spring
Ghost_Rider wrote:
None Taken.
....and I know. ...but never the less....weirder things have happened or been the issues....sometimes the inspection of something that shouldn't be the problem can lead to seeing what maybe,,,,especially in that tight of area...but still...It was a Straw... :dry:
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BUILDING MY SASS wrote:
I will have to look at my cases, spent that is :lol:, can you post a picture of one of them....I would like to see to compare...
Question as well....any issues with rounds not firing....
something to check along the lines that Mrraley posted...check which notch you spring is on on the ..mine is on the middle one...and I have had no issues...
BMS
Blue Skies
None Taken.
....and I know. ...but never the less....weirder things have happened or been the issues....sometimes the inspection of something that shouldn't be the problem can lead to seeing what maybe,,,,especially in that tight of area...but still...It was a Straw... :dry:BMS
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