Yours was an unusual case of ejector springs without enough push as I remember. We do carry the majority of spares, ie extractor kits, bolt parts etc. The main reason we have spares is people take things apart and lose the smaller parts.
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I'm still having problems,
with the new set-up...... I am currently still shooting it, and when i talked to new zealand, they figured it MIGHT wear in...... When I push the ejector in, there is a spot 1/2 way in that binds up.........If you rack the bolt fast, it works, but pull the bolt slow, the ejector hangs up at 1/2 way.... I thought I'd give it 300 rounds more before botherin u/new zealand........I might even just order a new bolt...(minus firing pin assembley etc....) Just the body..... BTW whats the chance of having one of those in stock Ian....
with the new set-up...... I am currently still shooting it, and when i talked to new zealand, they figured it MIGHT wear in...... When I push the ejector in, there is a spot 1/2 way in that binds up.........If you rack the bolt fast, it works, but pull the bolt slow, the ejector hangs up at 1/2 way.... I thought I'd give it 300 rounds more before botherin u/new zealand........I might even just order a new bolt...(minus firing pin assembley etc....) Just the body..... BTW whats the chance of having one of those in stock Ian....
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I think, regardless of what we buy, in the end it's the support from the seller that's that makes the biggest difference. And I guess honesty about the product to begin with. But now if the product is substandard or has issues, then it's still up to the seller to source the problems before actually selling the product or just refund the buyer before it turns into a bigger problem. I think, with our new CNC machine coming next week, this is something that we'll have to pay very close attention to.
