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  1. MD arms 20 rounders have worked flawlessly for me
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  5. Hi fraserfab and welcome to the forum. We have found over time through our customers, dealers, gunsmiths and our own experiences that FTE's after installing a Chaos rail are generally caused by one of two things. Either the weapon is very near FTE already and the rail is acting as a stiffing bar and amplifying the already near FTE or the shells are striking something upon exiting the chamber. In your case you need to get your rail setup on your weapon properly (rail parallel and rear rail locking down) that alone could be causing you FTE's. If your rail is not sitting parallel to the barrel t
  6. Hi fraserfab and welcome to the forum. We have found over time through our customers, dealers, gunsmiths and our own experiences that FTE's after installing a Chaos rail are generally caused by one of two things. Either the weapon is very near FTE already and the rail is acting as a stiffing bar and amplifying the already near FTE or the shells are striking something upon exiting the chamber. In your case you need to get your rail setup on your weapon properly (rail parallel and rear rail locking down) that alone could be causing you FTE's. If your rail is not sitting parallel to the barrel t
  7. I am having this same problem. Fail to eject with top Titan rail on. Looking down the front the rail seems to be centered over the gas block so I don't think it is canted. I will not be drilling a hole in my rail. Just FYI it runs great with the top rail removed. I am using Winchester and Estate bulk. Also the bottom rail is not parallel the barrel causing the hinged section being at a different angle that the front section. I have trimmed the rear hole to fit per instructions and there is not enough material there to fix the angle problem that way. I could take a die grinder to the rail,
  8. Lets face it, these guns are not exactly light weight. So the little extra weight does not bother me. The fact that it doesn't cycle because of it is what bothers me. I just got it cycling and put the rail on and no go. It's a little frustrating. I have not reinstalled the rail to see if it is obstructing the gas exhaust port. That is what I have found so far on the forum as far as the cause of their fte's. The lower also does not line up right. It is angled down significantly towards the front, causing the 2 pieces to not line up, making it pretty much impossible to sight in for slugs. So th
  9. I did not reduced spring tension, I INCREASED it by one rotation. This fixed my problem of not feeding fast enough. I rapid fired as fast as I could while staying on target. I will try some bump firing this weekend.
  10. Ejection problem is fixed, removed chaos rail and fired 100 rounds of Winchester bulk pack. 60 of them through the drum. No problems, fed and ejected all 100 without a hiccup. The barrel does get awful hot without a hand guard. Luckily I had some gloves. I am not sure I want to keep the Chaos titan rail so if anybody wants it, make me an offer
  11. Just got home from the range, and am pleased to say that the drum worked perfectly! Thanks to Mr. Hopkins for the repair advice. Unfortunately my S12 does not eject since installing my new Chaos titan rail. These sure are never ending, but fun project guns!
  12. Thanks. When I removed follower, I counted revolutions to unwind completely. It was just over 2. So I added 1 revolution and will try to make it to the range tomorrow.
  13. Thank you for that. Can you tell me how many revolutions yours needed to run reliably?
  14. I think I got lucky with my drum it needed very little fitting. It locked in right away but was a little tight so I filed it a little bit for ease of insertion, but it locked in on first try. As far as the type of FTF I am not sure, the first round fires and ejects just fine but the bolt closes about half way on top of the next round, it does not even start to feed. It is like the drum is binding or something causing the bolt to close faster that the drum can feed. I will try to get out to the range tomorrow and will take some video and pics
  15. Hey guys, this will be my first post here. I have been lurking for a while, and used your recommendations for buying a MD arms 20 round drum for my Saiga 12. Unfortunately this drum does not work for me. It fails to feed everything from bulk pack to slugs. The gun works great with my 12 round stick mags, and cycles bulk pack shells very well. I am wondering if anyone else has had feeding issues with their drum and maybe someone has a fix for it. I have tried contacting MD Arms with no reply. I have had my eye on the Tac 47 magwell, but haven't pulled the trigger on it because I love the
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