Gp-100 seize up

Billy The Kid said:
He's the original poster.;)
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Apparently I'm the one who needs to pay attention to detail and read the entire thread.

Thanks for being gentle!!!

Also ensure that there are no unburned powder particles accumulated under the ejector. That can bin thngs up in a hurry. If lead is cast hard enough, there should be no binding problem. I shoot about 75% cast lead and around 25% jacketed and have no problems of this kind. Laser cast and Oregon Trail make some really hard bullets if you're looking for some and don't cast yourself - although everybody should at least be capable of casting...


blake
 
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It seems to me that I had a similar problem and it turned out to be nothing more than a loose part. Tightened it. Problem solved. So before you get all upset and pull things apart; make sure everything is screwed together properly and tightened down at least finger tight. That may resolve your problem. In fact, I am sure that this was my problem.... as simple as it sounds. Let me know how you make out.
 
mudgunner49 said:
Apparently I'm the one who needs to pay attention to detail and read the entire thread.

Thanks for being gentle!!!

Also ensure that there are no unburned powder particles accumulated under the ejector. That can bin thngs up in a hurry. If lead is cast hard enough, there should be no binding problem. I shoot about 75% cast lead and around 25% jacketed and have no problems of this kind. Laser cast and Oregon Trail make some really hard bullets if you're looking for some and don't cast yourself - although everybody should at least be capable of casting...


blake
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It's all good Blake!:cool:;):D
 
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