A Little Something
 

Put this together just to waste 223's
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Ain't got it running at 100%...yet. having some FTF issues, may be the ammo. I'm gonna clean it up and try again later and try some different stuff.

I have a really similar project in the works but am having terrible trouble getting it to run. Near as we can figure the problem is carrier bounce. The carrier ends up sitting a bit back and soaks up a lot of energy when hit by the hammer. This results in light primer hits and a lot of "click" when it should go "boom" :mad:

The extra short buffer tube means the system runs without a buffer and thus without the buffer's anti bounce weights.

Anyone got any suggestions to solve this issue?

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A Little Something Special
ALittleSomethingSpecial cover.jpg
Don Rosa's cover artwork for the story.
Story code D 96325
Story Don Rosa
Ink Don Rosa
Date October 1996
Hero Scrooge McDuck
Pages 28
Layout 4 rows per page
Appearances Scrooge McDuck,
Donald Duck,
Huey, Dewey and Louie,
Gyro Gearloose,
The Beagle Boys,
Magica De Spell,
Flintheart Glomgold,
Daisy Duck,
Gladstone Gander,
Grandma Duck,
Blackheart Beagle,
Goldie O'Gilt
First publication December 1997

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I would look towards a bolt carrier weight or make one with sliding weights like a buffer.