Wk180-c feedback

[beltfed]

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[Ironheart]

I received my WC today and did a detailed strip and replaced the trigger with a Gieselle while I was at it.
The sear and hammer pins are proprietary as most likely know, and mine are undersized just slightly.
I'll be contacting Kodiak for replacements this week.

Open your upper and lower and at the top of it's travel, and wiggle the hammer side to side. If there is movement, your pins are out of spec and will not only walk out despite spring pressure, but could eventually cause accelerated/uneven wear on your trigger, and possibly the lower pin holes too.

Would you be able to post pictures of this?

Some guys including myself are not too familiar with these parts and what exactly to look for

[beltfed]

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[schultzie]

Has anyone tried using Frog Lube yet?

[ljones]

Has anyone tried using Frog Lube yet?

Wolverine has commented on another thread that they don't recommend it's use on the WK180. They said to avoid it if possible unless nothing else was available.

[Wolverine .303]

Wolverine has commented on another thread that they don't recommend it's use on the WK180. They said to avoid it if possible unless nothing else was available.

Correct, we do not recommend Frog Lube.

[Paul_T]

Correct, we do not recommend Frog Lube.

What about other 'liquid' not 'jelly-like' CLP type products?

I note Kodiak recommends Bore Tech Friction Guard XP gun oil in the Manual.

[schultzie]

Roger that. Will axe that idea then. Thanks for the quick feedback.

[Smokinyotes]

I have been using CLP. I took it apart at about 150 rounds and was still pretty wet

[Dad003]

shot mine today around 150 round i would say , no problem it feed from any mag it seem like , i am limited in range but i like what i saw ,



10 round 40 yards fast firing with a Bipod