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  • Psode27

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    I have probably 6-700 rounds of 5.56 that I have serious reliability problems with in several AR rifles. What do you guys do with this sort of problem? Hard primers on many of them, rarely can I finish a mag or two without having one go "click", then wait a little bit, then eject the round. I love my ARs but what a pain in the butt. I would like to get rid of the hard primer stuff soon. Beefier spring? I have switched to a different kind of ammo (prvi?) and all is well. thanks!
     

    jeremy

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    I have probably 6-700 rounds of 5.56 that I have serious reliability problems with in several AR rifles. What do you guys do with this sort of problem? Hard primers on many of them, rarely can I finish a mag or two without having one go "click", then wait a little bit, then eject the round. I love my ARs but what a pain in the butt. I would like to get rid of the hard primer stuff soon. Beefier spring? I have switched to a different kind of ammo (prvi?) and all is well. thanks!
    I'll give you $10 for the Crap Ammo...
     

    Psode27

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    I'm not THAT frustrated! :) Just kinda pisses me off! I like my AR but I'd like to know that whatever I feed it, it'll function!
     

    Psode27

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    FWIW I checked my hammer spring to see if I installed it upside down (I hear this is a common reason for light primer strikes) and all is good!
     
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