Unusual RT Pro Issue. . .Now confirmed as micromag 2k9 problem!

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  • nak81783
    Registered User
    • Nov 2001
    • 782

    #91
    Originally posted by nak81783
    Now we still need from center of rear field strip screw hole to start of breech slot on the main body piece for both markers, please. That should complete the puzzle.
    Actually, I guess I didn't need this. Since both the feed tubes start at the same point from the aft edge of the breech piece, I think we're back to the 3 machining options I mentioned before.

    Did anyone see if velocity increases by plugging the feed tube threading?
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    • OPBN
      OldPBNoob

      • Sep 2008
      • 5240

      #92
      Originally posted by nak81783
      Actually, I guess I didn't need this. Since both the feed tubes start at the same point from the aft edge of the breech piece, I think we're back to the 3 machining options I mentioned before.

      Did anyone see if velocity increases by plugging the feed tube threading?
      I guess I'm missing where we figured out what the differences are making Snipers not work? So far, everything seems to be the same as my working body. What measurement are we thinking is different? I just took a measurement from the middle of the FS screw to the back side of the feedport on my MM2K9, ULE Mag and Emag and coming up with the same measuremnt of 3.43".
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      • nak81783
        Registered User
        • Nov 2001
        • 782

        #93
        image.jpg

        We've known the primary issue since working bodies are around 3.5" from rear field strip screw center to aft edge of feed tube and sniper42's is 3.65".

        What the issue is now, is how to fix it. Dukie went in depth about something I had only touched on before - the breech bein machined wrong. With the latest measurements you and sniper42 provided, I do not think its the breech. I believe one of the three options I posted before (when you thought I was heavily caffeinated) will work, but it depends where stock exists to do machining. This is why I still want the measurements, in their entirety, from the other thread from working and non-working bodies alike.

        I still think a custom bolt might be the best option (does not affect external cosmetics), but I'm hoping someone else can figure out an easier way.
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        • OPBN
          OldPBNoob

          • Sep 2008
          • 5240

          #94
          I would still like to see a side pic of Snipers marker. What if as someone else mentioned, bottom milling is just off? He says the "body hole" is longer, exactly what does this mean? I still say we need a pic/diagram fo the body and bullets or whatever showing exactly what needs to be measured to make sure we are all comparing apples to apples.
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          • nak81783
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            • Nov 2001
            • 782

            #95
            This is the best I can do with the time I have available.

            1. Measure the following:
            A to B. From center of rear field strip screw hole to bolt spring seat (without washer).
            A to C. From center of rear field strip screw hole to aft edge of breech piece.
            A to D. From center of rear field strip screw hole to aft edge of feed tube.

            MM2K9 Schematic.JPG
            Locations in schematic are approximate.

            2. Place two balls in the feed tube (positioned vertically) without a hopper. Shoot the bottom one, and report what the top ball does (flies out of feed tube, feeds properly, jostles a bit, etc.). Try to quantify if possible. For example, it flew 2 feet out of the feed tube.
            Last edited by nak81783; 08-07-2013, 06:15 PM.
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            • nak81783
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              • Nov 2001
              • 782

              #96
              Originally posted by OPBN
              I would still like to see a side pic of Snipers marker. What if as someone else mentioned, bottom milling is just off? He says the "body hole" is longer, exactly what does this mean? I still say we need a pic/diagram fo the body and bullets or whatever showing exactly what needs to be measured to make sure we are all comparing apples to apples.
              Bottom milling being "just off" is a bad thing. This would mean trigger frame screws, sear slot, and sear axle holes all need to move. Not the easiest fix in my opinion.

              "Body hole" is the "A to B" measurement in the schematic I uploaded. At least, that's what I took it to mean.
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              • nak81783
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                • Nov 2001
                • 782

                #97
                Is my schematic going to suffice to get measurements from everyone?


                -Mr. Snippy (I hope this isn't an omen for things to come after the bun in the oven is born)
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                • OPBN
                  OldPBNoob

                  • Sep 2008
                  • 5240

                  #98
                  Originally posted by nak81783
                  Is my schematic going to suffice to get measurements from everyone?


                  -Mr. Snippy (I hope this isn't an omen for things to come after the bun in the oven is born)
                  Should be for me. Do we need to specify what to measure in a standard body to confirm we are comparing apples to apples in the case the both my working body and Snipers non-working body come up with the same measurements?

                  When I got a twofer the second pregnancy its what I went in and got.....
                  Last edited by OPBN; 08-07-2013, 02:45 PM.
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                  • nak81783
                    Registered User
                    • Nov 2001
                    • 782

                    #99
                    Measure away!

                    On a ULE or other stock body, we're looking for the following:
                    A to B. From center of rear field strip screw hole to bolt spring seat (If we've all been measuring the same thing, this will have a wide range. It isn't critical.).
                    A to D. From center of rear field strip screw hole to aft edge of feed tube.

                    ULE Schematic.JPG
                    Locations in schematic are approximate.
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                    • nak81783
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                      • Nov 2001
                      • 782

                      #100
                      Any update on this? I hope we're not giving up.
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                      • sniper42
                        Registered User
                        • Jan 2009
                        • 64

                        #101
                        Most certainly not. I've been working on making a new longer bolt for mine. I'm about halfway done and I will post pics once its done. I will also get those measurements.

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                        • Blahslug
                          Registered User
                          • Mar 2012
                          • 26

                          #102
                          mm2k9

                          If someone has a good cad model I can FARO arm my body that is having the same issue. If not I will just model up a body off of the AGD autocad file. I just ran across this issue, and I was going to post about it, but you beat me to it.

                          My body only gets to the 240-250 range. Its sad, since I love the body.

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                          • nak81783
                            Registered User
                            • Nov 2001
                            • 782

                            #103
                            Originally posted by Blahslug
                            If someone has a good cad model I can FARO arm my body that is having the same issue. If not I will just model up a body off of the AGD autocad file. I just ran across this issue, and I was going to post about it, but you beat me to it.

                            My body only gets to the 240-250 range. Its sad, since I love the body.
                            Any additional data you can provide would be great. However, could you please also fill in the data points requested earlier in this thread? Distances, does your marker shoot balls out the feed tube stack when there's no hopper on it, etc. I'm 95% confident we have it figured out, and I'm eagerly awaiting results from sniper42's longer bolt.
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                            • Blahslug
                              Registered User
                              • Mar 2012
                              • 26

                              #104
                              Originally posted by nak81783
                              Any additional data you can provide would be great. However, could you please also fill in the data points requested earlier in this thread? Distances, does your marker shoot balls out the feed tube stack when there's no hopper on it, etc. I'm 95% confident we have it figured out, and I'm eagerly awaiting results from sniper42's longer bolt.
                              I will have to put the body back on a gun, and get some air. I will post up when I get some results.

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                              • sniper42
                                Registered User
                                • Jan 2009
                                • 64

                                #105
                                Well I seem to have gotten some dimension wrong because all my new bolt does is chuff. I will have to make another go at it and next time I will just make a level 7 bolt for simplicity's sake.

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