Romanian Wasr 10 ?
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Romanian Wasr 10 ?
A Romanian Wasr 10's bolt will stick to the rear sometimes. I've read where this is very common with this rifle. I haven't read any cures or fixes. Is this something that can fixed or is it even an issue?
We've fired at least 200 rounds thru it this weekend and didn't have any issues with it. He asked me about it tonight if I thought it was the dust cover catching it and I dont have a clue, soooo I'm asking the experts here.
Thanks again fellas.
We've fired at least 200 rounds thru it this weekend and didn't have any issues with it. He asked me about it tonight if I thought it was the dust cover catching it and I dont have a clue, soooo I'm asking the experts here.
Thanks again fellas.
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Re: Romanian Wasr 10 ?
Usually the bolt dragging over the hammer and nothing to do with the dust cover. Nothing to worry about if gun functions normally.
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Re: Romanian Wasr 10 ?
Most AKs are not the smoothest cycling firearm out there, kind of the nature of the beast. If it fired fine, it's usually nothing to worry about. If an AR did that then I would worry but not on an AK.
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Re: Romanian Wasr 10 ?
That's what mine does. Never caused an issue.jackalo626 wrote:Usually the bolt dragging over the hammer and nothing to do with the dust cover. Nothing to worry about if gun functions normally.
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Re: Romanian Wasr 10 ?
Most often attributed to after market hammers or poor or incorrect installation. Often, just polishing the hammer face &/or the bottom of the bolt carrier will correct the problem.
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Re: Romanian Wasr 10 ?
No no no no no
What needs to be done is mill the top of the hammer and bottom of bolt
With rachet teeth.
That way it locks togather tight .
Helps with accuracy and function
What needs to be done is mill the top of the hammer and bottom of bolt
With rachet teeth.
That way it locks togather tight .
Helps with accuracy and function
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Re: Romanian Wasr 10 ?
Or you could just get an AR
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