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Just bought NIB MA9226. Went to the range with it, shot about 50 rounds thru it. During the strip down for cleaning I noticed that the op rod is striking the front of the receiver and is causing a peening effect on op rod at the point where the rod curves around to the outside of the receiver.
Question is... is this normal or not?
As I understand it the bolt recoil is stopped by the bolt striking the rear of the receiver thereby stopping the op rod from moving rearward and it shouldnt be hitting the receiver.
Let me know if Im wrong and is there something wrong with my NEW rifle.
Thanks
Just bought NIB MA9226. Went to the range with it, shot about 50 rounds thru it. During the strip down for cleaning I noticed that the op rod is striking the front of the receiver and is causing a peening effect on op rod at the point where the rod curves around to the outside of the receiver.
Question is... is this normal or not?
As I understand it the bolt recoil is stopped by the bolt striking the rear of the receiver thereby stopping the op rod from moving rearward and it shouldnt be hitting the receiver.
Let me know if Im wrong and is there something wrong with my NEW rifle.
Thanks