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Blot problems AMG

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Posted by Steve "B-Ski" Biedrzycki on August 20, 2002 at 22:07:21:

Hey,
Maybe this is a new 'normal' thing with spyders, I don't know. I have two spyders, an SE with first gen. ELCD frame on it and a brand new AMG. My SE has no problems and tweaked a wicked trigger pull on it. But the SE is not my problem. I keep my guns well maintained and lubed, but my AMG for some reason is gouging my bolt on the detent side. I know there was already a milled spot on the bolt to allow for the ball detent, but that milling has been 'expanded' by the gun. I haven't had any problem like that with my SE. But my AMG bolt is scratched to all hell.

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: Hey, : Maybe this is a new 'normal' thing with spyders, I don't know. I have two spyders, an SE with first gen. ELCD frame on it and a brand new AMG. My SE has no problems and tweaked a wicked trigger pull on it. But the SE is not my problem. I keep my guns well maintained and lubed, but my AMG for some reason is gouging my bolt on the detent side. I know there was already a milled spot on the bolt to allow for the ball detent, but that milling has been 'expanded' by the gun. I haven't had any problem like that with my SE. But my AMG bolt is scratched to all hell. : ??? : ???

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