Ruger SR556
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I would be inclined to send those photos to Ruger. You'll probably want to email them and wait for a reply, letting them know you have photos you would like to send, when you get a reply, you can attach the photos to your reply.
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I agree.
I contacted ruger on their website and they told me to contact the French importer ruger . The importer told me that wear is normal but I think not ! Is I do not know how to send the photos has ruger . Someone can help me ?
sorry for my English.
sorry for my English.
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I'm sorry, I looked at the pictures and I'm not sure I understand or see a problem.
Are pointing out the places where the finish has worn out because of normal operation of the weapon? I would expect the finish to be worn off normal places of wear in less than 100 rounds. Perhaps less if the gun is not lubricated correctly.
Perhaps I do not understand what I am seeing.
Are pointing out the places where the finish has worn out because of normal operation of the weapon? I would expect the finish to be worn off normal places of wear in less than 100 rounds. Perhaps less if the gun is not lubricated correctly.
Perhaps I do not understand what I am seeing.
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I am sorry for the delay. I was hoping to find an AR556 at my local store but I have not.
I did look at my Stag Model 8 AR. I has maybe 1000 rounds through it. I has the black finish warn off it like your gun has. Again, I firmly think this is totally normal.
I also looked at my wife's Stag 1L (Left hand). It has not been fired very much at all. It still has all of it's black finish in side.
But I think the thing you are questioning is the small carved out section that is very clear in your pictures. My gun, the Stag 8, has such a place too. But it is not so big as yours.
Perhaps it is a matter of the photographs. Perhaps you should make sure that your pin is moving easily and you have enough lubrication. ARs are known to like more lubrication than normal guns.
I'm afraid that's all I can offer you at this time. However, if you can think of something I'll be glad to do what I can for you.
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Spike
I did look at my Stag Model 8 AR. I has maybe 1000 rounds through it. I has the black finish warn off it like your gun has. Again, I firmly think this is totally normal.
I also looked at my wife's Stag 1L (Left hand). It has not been fired very much at all. It still has all of it's black finish in side.
But I think the thing you are questioning is the small carved out section that is very clear in your pictures. My gun, the Stag 8, has such a place too. But it is not so big as yours.
Perhaps it is a matter of the photographs. Perhaps you should make sure that your pin is moving easily and you have enough lubrication. ARs are known to like more lubrication than normal guns.
I'm afraid that's all I can offer you at this time. However, if you can think of something I'll be glad to do what I can for you.
Regards,
Spike
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I just came back from the local store and they had a NEW AR556. I also talked to their AR specialist to whom I described your pictures.
1) Remove the bolt from the bolt carrier and remove the gas seals. The bolt should move smoothly inside the bolt carrier
2) Once reassembled, make sure the pin travels smoothly and freely.
3) You may try slightly rounding and polishing the edges and of the pin.
Besure you are using a light oil and not grease.
1) Remove the bolt from the bolt carrier and remove the gas seals. The bolt should move smoothly inside the bolt carrier
2) Once reassembled, make sure the pin travels smoothly and freely.
3) You may try slightly rounding and polishing the edges and of the pin.
Besure you are using a light oil and not grease.
I think the OP has a SR556, not a AR556. No gas seals on the SR.
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Opps! Bump my mistake count up by 1.
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