UPDATE, Thanks to all the great people on a few sites including this one I have worked out the kinks. I had a problem with the hammer staying partially cocked for some unknown reason. What I did was hold the muzzle end down against a block of wood, squeezing the trigger and tapping with a rubber mallot on the bolt, the trigger released. I was then able to dissasemble the firearm. I have checked it over several times since trying to fiure out what caused it and looking for any damage from it, So far nothing out of the normal. I took it a part and put it back together half a dozen times today to see if I could repeat the issuse, nothin. It functions flawlessly, cycles real smooth again and everything. I took it out to the range this afternoon and put 500 rounds threw it with out any problems, well I had one failure to feed but Im not too worried about that. But what I did notice during all this ordeal is that my feed ramp seems awfully sharp, If I use hollow points they jam into the feedramp almost everytime I cycle the bolt. I know the answer to this is not to use hollow points lol, but wondering maybe if anyone had any suggestions for this? I have lightly polished it just to dull the edge. Thanks again for all the info!