99% of your Budget AR problems, explained in one article.

[mtdawg169]

clearly I dont operate.......

I didn't mean anything by that. I just thought it was more common knowledge.

 

[Duce4trey]

I didn't mean anything by that. I just thought it was more common knowledge.

no worries. here to read and learn.

these legos dont put themselves together you know?

 

[freedom]

Really?

Me neither.

I always picked the carrier up by the the bolt, but I guess it's the same thing.

 

[CQB27]

Good article.
Digging the gas rings test on the bolt. First time i have heard that.

Also make a note of this:

"Another quick note on gas rings. The myth that gas rings must be staggered to prevent the splits from aligning and causing gas leakage, is just that- a MYTH. There is no reason to do so."

Every single thread a member with a short stoking issue has posted here has had the ole "make sure you have your gas rings staggered like the Mercedes emblem" solution suggested.

 

[Duce4trey]

Me neither.

I always picked the carrier up by the the bolt, but I guess it's the same thing.

Wait...you're youtube certified and still didn't know....

 

[freedom]

Wait...you're youtube certified and still didn't know....

Some things you gotta learn by readin', I try to avoids that.

 

[mtdawg169]

Me neither.

I always picked the carrier up by the the bolt, but I guess it's the same thing.

 

[DinkyDau]

As I am not Savoy on electronic, I have learned to go to YouTube for input and instruction...It just saved me several hundred dollars on my Dodge last week...For an old man, I was tickled since I had to deploy my repair endeavors today.

 

[mtdawg169]

Also make a note of this:

"Another quick note on gas rings. The myth that gas rings must be staggered to prevent the splits from aligning and causing gas leakage, is just that- a MYTH. There is no reason to do so."

Every single thread a member with a short stoking issue that has posted here has had the ole "make sure you have your gas rings staggered like the Mercedes emblem" solution suggested.

Every. Dang. Time.

 

[haymons22]

Every. Dang. Time.

The staggered gas rings thing was one of the very first things I was "instructed" to inspect on an AR. I didn't know any different until reading this article lol. Clearly, I do not operate either.