Post the disassembly/assemble vid for usI'm just going to pop out that roll pin, I think that's what the other poster had done. See if I can tell what's going on. Most things loosen up with use, this one got worse, which makes me think it's not just going to come around by pouring some berryman's down the yap.
It'll give me a chance to see just how dirty it got too. The little manual it came with must have been written by the smartest Turk in the land, it only missed about half of the steps and parts needed to field strip and disassemble. I mean, who needs a gas system, just leave it out. Took me a while to find a video that sort of showed me how it went back together (sort of).
I just need to find a thin enough punch, I'm fixing to dig into this thing since I think TI is letting us work these out for ourselves.
It's a single roll pin you just drive out from the bottom the the bolt catch assembly comes out as one piece.Post the disassembly/assemble vid for us
So similar to the m4 thenIt's a single roll pin you just drive out from the bottom the the bolt catch assembly comes out as one piece.
Can you actually push it out of the from the bottom? Theres a hole for a 1/16 punch on the lip of the ejection port to drive it out from the top. At least I believe its meant for that.It's a single roll pin you just drive out from the bottom the the bolt catch assembly comes out as one piece.
Yes it pushes out from that hole in the top, just keep an eye on it when it comes out, it'll be moving.C
Can you actually push it out of the from the bottom? Theres a hole for a 1/16 punch on the lip of the ejection port to drive it out from the top. At least I believe its meant for that.
Perhaps, but a dab of clear silicone would probably do better.Would some of that green loctite sleeve retaining compound hold that pin in there?
Would some of that green loctite sleeve retaining compound hold that pin in there?
silicone would never stick to these smooth tiny parts. I've never used the green sleeve retainer, it's what AI suggested too. I'd have to find some somwhere local, I can't stand using amazon.Perhaps, but a dab of clear silicone would probably do better.
I'm ordering a bag of properly sized pins with the center seration to lock them in the black tab. Maybe I'll just mail one out to whoever wants one.Okay, confirmed that the pin was out, just like Armedsask said. That is insane that THAT was their design for that.
I would say that every gun is eventually going to fail in exactly the same way IMHO.
The roll pin came out fairly easy to get at this. I ended up using a drill bit, my punch wouldn't reach. I haven't reassembled yet because I want to think on what to do here. You can't use a roll pin, as the button has to pivot and a roll pin would negate that.
I might try to stake in that pin, but it will be really easy to crush this part. If anyone has a solution offer it up.
Ideally the channel this sits in in the receiver would lock this pin in place once it's in there, but since mine came already loose, as have others, obviously it doesn't work this way. This screams oversight in the QA department, which I assume in Turkey is the guy with the nicest sandals or something.
Oh, and the mag spring retainer did walk itself out quite a bit, I see what the previous post said about there needing to be a disc spacer of some sort in there since the mag spacer thing doesn't come close to this. Just a matter of time until this walks loose too, I might just try some crazy glue on it for now, easy enough to re-do that later. Again, the M2 style plug would be worlds better than this. This type of cup only works if there is a mag cap that retains it. Again, a failure that everyone is going to have sooner or later.
Oh and I will mention that ALL of the screws on this gun were loose except for the ones holding the grip halves together. Probably from the pounding I gave her today(!) but still...I might end up just staking them too if I can get a solution for this.
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Yeah, okay.silicone would never stick to these smooth tiny parts.
ahh okay I see where you're going with that. Yeah your solution is fairly simple, although matching length and dia will be a bit of trial and error, no?I'm ordering a bag of properly sized pins with the center seration to lock them in the black tab. Maybe I'll just mail one out to whoever wants one.



























