ok i have an rt with a 2 finger benchmark frame.when i pull the trigger it like double feeds and 2 or3 balls come out.then it will start chopping .what should i do?please help need to play on saturday!!!
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Replace the nubbin in the barrel. The plastic ones are really good. When I first started I forgot to put one in my barrel and I was wondering what was up until my local pbstore told me what I was doing wrong.New Rig: Mag w/ RT valve, Level 10, Blade Intelliframe, Black Ule Body, Lapco 2-Hole ASA, 32 Gauge, Kapp Gas Thru, ANS Drop, Chrome Lapco ASA, and Macroline Kit
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frist... check your barrel nubbins.... that is the magjor cause of double feeding.....
if you have the wire type still.... check it for any damage... then if need be replace.... if not try bending it in a hair..... but dont go to far in or the bolt will break it off then you will have a big 2x feed problem.....
other option is to get the plastic nubbins.... they dont go bad as quick as the wire type and need much less adjustingVirus, King of the Basement Trollz has spoken
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no i mean when i pul the trigger it will like shoot 2 or 3 times and the balls only go like 10 ft.Comment
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Your benchmark frame is probably out of adjustment. Check the spacing between the trigger and the trigger rod. It should be about 1/16". Also check for wear on the catching edge of the sear. If it shows signs of wear, then replace the sear.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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ok thanksComment
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