Videos tagged with Feed Issues

This video discusses potential issues with a 2011-style pistol, focusing on a sticking plunger and trigger feel. The speakers note that lubrication and a break-in period can help resolve some problems. They compare the 2011 platform to Glocks, highlighting differences in trigger weight, safeties, and overall operation, suggesting that user preference and familiarity play a significant role in firearm choice.

This video addresses feed issues encountered with a Remington 700 Police rifle fitted with a Magpul stock and detachable magazine. The instructor details how rounds would hang up on the receiver ramps during feeding, particularly after recoil shifted them in the magazine. A modification involving relieving material and recontouring the ramps was performed to resolve this, without affecting feeding with the original McMillan stock. The video also touches on the rifle's Keplinger set trigger.

This review details troubleshooting attempts with a Bear Creek Arsenal .410 AR upper. The presenter experienced significant cycling and feeding issues, including failures to eject and strip rounds, with various ammunition types and 10-round magazines. While a fix for the bolt extractor was successful, persistent loading problems suggest potential issues with magazine compatibility or ammunition choice, leading to the decision to return the unit to the manufacturer.

This YouTube video focuses on an update regarding a Colt Mark IV Series 80 Government pistol chambered in .380 ACP. The uploader has ordered Wolff recoil springs and magazine springs with the specific goal of resolving feeding issues experienced with the firearm. The video will likely detail the installation of these new springs and potentially a range test to assess the improvements.

Lancer Systems introduced a new 300 Blackout specific magazine at Shot Show 2018. While their standard L5 AWM magazines function well with 300 Blackout for most applications, this new design addresses specific feed issues encountered by some users with heavier projectiles (220 grain+). Key modifications include internal clearance adjustments and distinct visual and tactile markings to prevent accidental mixing with 5.56 magazines.