Wallabing
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I just received my Arsenal single stage trigger in the mail. The hammer contacts the rear of the saiga bolt 100% flat.
I'm throwing this Tapco G2 s*** in the trash, and never ever buying a Tapco product ever agian.
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Does anyone else have this problem? (Dent and deformation at the rear of the bolt)
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Could you please take a picture of the hammer? I am wondering if it is the same model as mine, as I have seen two different types of tapco g2 hammers.
Yes, I noticed there is two kinds of Tapco G2's
I got this one. You can see the curvature on the hammerface in this picture, it's not perfectly flat.
Then there is this one
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Is the hammer face suppose to hit the rear of the bolt perfectly flat? I've flattened the hammer face on my Tapco G2, but it doesnt hit/engage of the rear of the bolt completely flat, it strikes it at a slight angle.
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What does re-profiling the hammer do? Is my bolt still salvagable?
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Does this mean the G2 is not compatible with saiga 223's? I thought it was drop in. Could I have bought a very old version of the G2? I bought it from midwayusa.
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Let me run to my brothers apartment for a camera.
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When my saiga 223 was unconverted and was in it's factory config, Ive put 800 rounds through it and the rear of the bolt looked fine.
Now when I converted it and added a tapco g2 unit, this problem appears after 100 rounds.
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I took apart and inspected my saiga 223 after a range session and I noticed that the rear of the bolt (where the hammer strikes the firing pin) has been deformed. I noticed that the Tapco g2 hammer face has a rounded hammer face to it, and is not flat.
Now the "butt" of the bolt has an inward bulge/ deformation to it that matches the rounded hammerface of the G2.
What can I do to correct this, or is this not a big deal at all?
Picture Post ,Lets see your .223!
in Saiga .223
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Just wanted to put my Saiga 223 in here for the history.