With the bolt carrier hitting the rear of the receiver on some of the sks's we have. Have you ever thought of adjusting the gas? I was thinking of a small disc with a hole in it installed before the gas tube goes in. Start off with a small hole and work up till it cycles properly, then go one hole size larger to besafe it will cycle all the time.
Any thoughts? I don't like to use buffers and adjusting the gas should solve the problem. I wonder if we could get a stronger recoil spring or shim the recoil spring too?
If you look closely at the rear of the receiver you will see two little spots were the bolt carrier it maybe nothing to worry about but i do.
Any thoughts? I don't like to use buffers and adjusting the gas should solve the problem. I wonder if we could get a stronger recoil spring or shim the recoil spring too?
If you look closely at the rear of the receiver you will see two little spots were the bolt carrier it maybe nothing to worry about but i do.