Bolt Cam Pin Stuck at John Frederick blog

Bolt Cam Pin Stuck. When the rifle is fired, gases forces the bolt carrier and bolt in opposite directions which drives the cam pin through the groove in the. It sounds like the cam pin is stuck. Stick your finger in the. You can then use a punch or similar tool. Through the firing pin hole, and add some oil in the hole to ease things along a. You have to push the bolt back flush against the bolt carrier so that the cam pin is exposed under the gas key. To replace your cam pin, you will typically need to remove the bolt carrier group from your rifle. Angle the upper in a slightly elevated position so the bolt carrier can start to fall free when the cam pin frees itself. I wiped out the interior of the carrier and the. I'm with slimshady on thinking you mean the cotter pin. I found that pushing it in at an upward angle helps. If the qa on the cam slots is spotty, it could fuck up. A coat hanger may get in there and rotate the cam pin. Good news is the screwdriver popped the cam pin out. Bad news is it's a gas rifle bcg.

A coat hanger may get in there and rotate the cam pin. You have to push the bolt back flush against the bolt carrier so that the cam pin is exposed under the gas key. To replace your cam pin, you will typically need to remove the bolt carrier group from your rifle. If the qa on the cam slots is spotty, it could fuck up. Bad news is it's a gas rifle bcg. I'm with slimshady on thinking you mean the cotter pin. Through the firing pin hole, and add some oil in the hole to ease things along a. When the rifle is fired, gases forces the bolt carrier and bolt in opposite directions which drives the cam pin through the groove in the. Angle the upper in a slightly elevated position so the bolt carrier can start to fall free when the cam pin frees itself. Try to basically scrape the tip.

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Bolt Cam Pin Stuck You can then use a punch or similar tool. I'm with slimshady on thinking you mean the cotter pin. If the qa on the cam slots is spotty, it could fuck up. When the rifle is fired, gases forces the bolt carrier and bolt in opposite directions which drives the cam pin through the groove in the. You can then use a punch or similar tool. I wiped out the interior of the carrier and the. Stick your finger in the. Angle the upper in a slightly elevated position so the bolt carrier can start to fall free when the cam pin frees itself. I found that pushing it in at an upward angle helps. It sounds like the cam pin is stuck. Try to basically scrape the tip. Good news is the screwdriver popped the cam pin out. To replace your cam pin, you will typically need to remove the bolt carrier group from your rifle. A coat hanger may get in there and rotate the cam pin. You have to push the bolt back flush against the bolt carrier so that the cam pin is exposed under the gas key. Bad news is it's a gas rifle bcg.