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Mr Wolverine said:
mildcustom2 said:
You recommend a lower gas setting than the manufactures manual states? I shall try this out this weekend.

Yes, I have discussed this point with Alex and he agrees with me, the manuals should be updated, but that is not a high priority due to the demand for rifles.
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Perfect. Thank you very much. I will turn it down a notch or two and see how she function.
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Mr Wolverine said:
mildcustom2 said:
You recommend a lower gas setting than the manufactures manual states? I shall try this out this weekend.
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Yes, I have discussed this point with Alex and he agrees with me, the manuals should be updated, but that is not a high priority due to the demand for rifles.
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The guys who are on the shop floor machining parts and assembling the guns are the same guys writing & printing the manuals? That's impressive.
 
Mr Wolverine said:
Yes, I have discussed this point with Alex and he agrees with me, the manuals should be updated, but that is not a high priority due to the demand for rifles.
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Tried your advice but mine will only cycle ammo properly with the gas setting set at highest. 120 rounds through my rifle now.

It was worth a try.
 
mildcustom2 said:
Tried your advice but mine will only cycle ammo properly with the gas setting set at highest. 120 rounds through my rifle now.

It was worth a try.
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That is fine, as your rifle gets run in you may find you can cut the gas setting back and she will still work, if you can do so, if you can't , nothing to worry about.
 
Mr Wolverine said:
That is fine, as your rifle gets run in you may find you can cut the gas setting back and she will still work, if you can do so, if you can't , nothing to worry about.
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Perfect. I really appreciate your responses and advice. Love my XCR-M and the looks it gets when I take it into the bush shooting.
 
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