u/gsplamo

anyone else noticing this? Is this the new norm?

I was wondering if there is an actual risk of an out of battery detonation based on the FRT's design. Should this be a concern?

This is my first omega watch, and I'm having a hell of a time trying to set the time. It seems the crown won't go into position 3. I don't want to force it.. I can set the date fine, but just not the time... is there something else I should try? Or is it damaged?

I was having a very hard time getting the pin back on the trigger group like many others, so Dorin from fnspecialties allowed me to send it in. He fixed the issue and sent it back to me within a week.

At first, after I sbr’ed it, my first round would not eject, but every round after that was fine. But I was able to solve this issue by using a new mag.

Regarding the xprt 90, like others I was having an issue with the bolt binding.. but after switching to a new mag and putting about 50 rounds though it, it runs perfect. It’s SUPER awesome.. but expensive to shoot.

To me, this is the most superior pdw there is.

Curious what the turnaround time has been for those that had to ship theirs back with their trigger pack? I’m hoping I can get mine back soon…

I just completed an SBR and installed the cmmg 10.4” barrel.

Now I’m facing a strange issue… first round doesn’t eject, but after I manually eject it, it works fine?

I haven’t attempted to relube the gun yet, and it has been unfired for a few years.

I will try that today to see if it helps… but also.. the mags are 10 years old.. would this be a possible reason?

Or do I need to bevel the breach on my new barrel?

Thanks!

I've heard previously that some like to "smooth out" or sand the breach of the cmmg barrel, because it's not as smooth as the 16" oem barrel.

I feel a bit nervous to do anything like this... if you're running an frt, is this a must? Or is this common practice with this barrel?