If anyones planning to shoot it without cleaning should reconsider. Mine had LOADS of metal shavings pushed through, big ones just under 1/2 cm long. I will have to clean twice.
Also it says they are not stored is cosmoline but my bolt looked like it was definitely cosmoline soaked, Either that or a giant covered it in ear wax. Still cant get all the stuff off it was so saturated!
My finnish looks flawless and test target seem to me better grouping them most people are posting so im happy! I needed this to complete my red collection!
^^^^^ thanks for the heads up ingot mine here and this thing is dry as the desert no oil no nothing I will take her apart and clean her good thanks for letting us know I personally wasn't gonna clean it before first range trip.....then I'm having this from you and the guy with the FTFs and misfires in previous posts
Got mine a couple weeks ago and headed to the range this weekend to try it out. Can't wait!
I think I fixed the gremlin, took the sear out and held the spring up a bit to give it a little bit more tension.
Gremlin happened when I fired and didn't have the trigger either fully depressed or untouched. If I held the trigger 'in-between' like around the trigger reset, the trigger won't recock. You can see if this happens to you by taking out the spring and working the bolt with the trigger. You will quickly learn how the trigger works without the spring cover covering it all up
As for the FTE, I think it was either a bad mag or just break in period, nothing I was too worried about. Gremlin was what had me worried, but once again, I think I fixed it
^^^^^^^ Ok great to hear you fixed it......from the sounds of it you were just holding the trigger too much between shots
Mine had a serious Gremilin. Happened on all 4 magazines, as well as the 3 additional ones I ordered. Happened about 85% of the time with different ammo. Called Wolverine and talked to Dave. Dave suggested I look at under Red Rifles in Forums and look at the Gremlins post. My sear pin was really lose and you could push it in. I made a spacer from a 9mm luger casing and inserted it as per the video. Took the rifle back to the range and the gremlin was now at about 10%. Went home and took the rifle apart again and put more tension on the sear spring, re-inserted the brass spacer and oiled it up again. Went to the range 2 more times and the gremlin is gone. My last 200 rounds, there were no FTF's.
Most of the time you can fix it by putting more tension on the spring, but my sear pin was really lose, so adding the spacer really helped.
Dave at Wolverine was very helpful.
So.... my firing pin broke after 50 rounds....