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gmkimball

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  1. Yea, I'm about to take it out and put the factory one back in. On a + note, I now have a spare in case something dramatic happens to the factory one! Nothing wrong with spare parts! Thanks everyone for the help.
  2. I didn't see that thread. Thank for pointing that out. I had no idea it might need tuning.
  3. Thanks for the advice. I'll try and check the recoil spring tomorrow. If it looks good I may switch out the hammer spring and put the original back in. I was under the impression that the JTE spring was stronger, therefore providing a more powerful snap from the hammer to the pin...
  4. I was curious if maybe the firing pin wast hitting the primer hard enough. The spent shells had a distinct dent in the center of the primer cap were as the ones that didn't fire had an undefined dent but still a dent. I'm using JTE performance power hammer spring along with the G2 trigger and hammer. I read all of the posts and threads about polishing and did far less grinding than the safe amount on the bolt and carrier. Just enough to load on a closed bolt. I'll see if I can post some pictures of my V-plug setting.
  5. I went out shooting today and had some odd issues with Saiga. It was only my second time out with it and it seemed like the last shell in every mag I loaded would not fire. Sometimes more than the last shell but mostly the last in a 5 round factory mag. The first time I went out I didn't polish anything and had the factory puk and plug in and it ran flawless. It kicked hard so I figured it was over gassed. Today I ran it with the V-plug, twister puk, and polished bolt carrier and bolt and for some reason that last round stayed in the chamber and didn't fire. There was a small indent where the
  6. Yes it fires real nice. I installed the tungsten guide rod, 3.5 lbs connector, extended slide release. Feels just right.
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