Rings looked good. 300 rounds or so total on the gun.Check your bolt rings for wear. Sometimes they protrude and catch enough to allow this to happen. Happened yesterday at the range to a buddy of mine's 10" noveske upper with AAC M42000 on it.
Har har. Blame Barry Dueck, then.It sounds like, at least to me, that the flash hider/mount was installed incorrectly.
Gas tube is fine. Everything is on ball-bearings when I dry-cycle it. I don't really think you can limp-wrist a suppressed SBR. Even shooting in extremely awkward positions at the last VTAC course I took, I never had issue with it with a 16" unsuppressed middy.Small piece of dirt? Broken off carbon build up that slowed the bolt/BCG enough to not fully go into battery? A super strong extractor spring would do this over and over, not just once. As Dixie said, could be bolt rings. Is the gas tube straight? I've seen bent gas tubes that put friction on the BCG as it went into battery. Is it possible to limp wrist a carbine?
Out of spec chamber.
IIRC noveske didn't want to work on his noveske lower / Daniel defense upper hybrid?
Pangris says stuff
Novekse sucks now??? Mine has been boring in its reliability, accuracy and modularity.
-4+ MOA POI shift with one Novesk
-7-8 MOA POI shift with the other.
-One upper did not allow the mag to insert as far as any other rifle I have, and the bolt catches the very top of the round with the bottom of the teeth. It's led to multiple jams.
-The other upper is 0.003" out of spec and I cannot even drop many uppers onto it, much less get them near the pins to hammer them through. Noveske offered to take more of my money and build me another upper to fit it.
Yes. After all this has occurred. Screw them.
Equipment:
-Noveske 10.5" chrome-lined upper
-Surefire 556-212 suppressor
-H2 buffer
-Mil-spec USGI spring
-Mil-spec BCG + Colt "Gold" extractor spring, no O-ring
-Lancer L5 AWM magazine
-PMC XTAC M193, 5.56 Optimized 70gr, MK318 (I did not see which did "jammed")
Situation:
Semi-auto (rapid) fire with a clean weapon well-lubed with Froglube CLP, ambient temperatures 87*F and humid but without rain.
Malfunction:
-Bang-bang-bang-bang-bang-bang-deadtrigger.
-Inspection (visual) immediately revealed carrier out of battery by roughly 1/4".
-Magazine released (was locked in).
-BCG retracted easily using CH and locked to the rear.
-Back of loaded round visible in chamber, almost completely (lacking 1/4" or so) seated in chamber. Primer un-dimpled.
-BCG allowed to close, easily fully chambering the round. Trigger pulled. Round fired and ejected. Magazine re-inserted, and new round chambered. No further failures to eject, feed,extract, or lock back on empty.
Question:
-How the hell did the round strip from the magazine, fail to chamber by only 1/4", and not have the extractor snap over the rim, and yet easily chamber and fire afterward (not an out-of-spec anything) with a clean weapon that was very well lubed using nearly all-new USGI spec springs and an H2 buffer?
You should ask this on m4c.net.
They love Noveske over there. They may be able to help you out also.
JR1572
Ummmm remember the froglube thread? Lol
Ummmm remember the froglube thread? Lol
Actually, moderators chimed in on my Noveske lower thread agreeing with me that it was not coolThe Noveske lovers would scream bloody murder over there, and then ban him.
JR1572
Brand has nothing to do with it. Everyone puts out a bad product sooner or later. "But mine works fine" is not a solution to a problem.
For real though, weird **** happens. It happened once. It's what they call a fluke. Forget about it and move on with your life.