I also noticed that the strike was more off center then I would have imagined. Other than that the pistol has fired flawlessly. NOT that I believe it did but COULD the BT striker cups have aided or caused the light primer strike?
I sincerely doubt it, unless something went wrong during the reinstall. What ammo are you shooting? That's a pretty important variable here and information we'll need to diagnose...
I was shooting Winchester white box. I have never had any issues or failures before with that ammo, what through me off was the un-centered primer strike.
I sincerely doubt it, unless something went wrong during the reinstall. What ammo are you shooting? That's a pretty important variable here and information we'll need to diagnose...
That should have been enough to make the HST go. That's quality ammo. WWB, not so much.
I wonder if the reassembly of the striker got off-center somehow. I'd take it apart again and reassemble again. When you pull striker out pay attention to any component that seems off center and look into the channel to see if there is anything in there that would make the striker off-center.
That should have been enough to make the HST go. That's quality ammo. WWB, not so much.
I wonder if the reassembly of the striker got off-center somehow. I'd take it apart again and reassemble again. When you pull striker out pay attention to any component that seems off center and look into the channel to see if there is anything in there that would make the striker off-center.
:lol: I think we've all done that. Sometimes carelessness is expensive. :lol:
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