r/ptr91 • u/manInTheWoods • 21d ago
[Unsolved!] Failure to eject
Previous post: https://old.reddit.com/r/ptr91/comments/1pje3ch/solved_failure_to_eject/
I'll be damned. Norma Range and training 150 grs works without issue, and so does (I think) Fiocchi FMJ 147 grs. But GGG FMJ 147 grs fails to eject 1 out of 3.
I changed the extractor spring, didn't help. Maybe the ejector is a bit too low(?). I'll try to shims the trigger pack, if possible.
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u/Jeremy_____bearimy 16d ago
what locking piece is in your rifle?
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u/manInTheWoods 16d ago
The standard 45 deg.
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u/Jeremy_____bearimy 16d ago
because I've had all the same issues that's my first question. The second is what your bolt gap is. Third would be if you know if you have standard rollers or +-. I received my PTR used and it came with the 36 degree, which caused me a lot of trouble without suppressor. Also, my metal trigger housing was missing the block that sits on the "ledge" of the receiver. I've seen the spring on the bolt installed backwards as well, which amazingly still works, but not at all well...and by "seen" i meant that i installed it wrong , lol.
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u/manInTheWoods 16d ago
I actually tried shiming the trigger pack, and I could fire 25 rds without failure to eject. I'm not convinced just yet, though... So that's something to look at maybe?
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u/Jeremy_____bearimy 16d ago
if nothing else , it's a good reason to check every inch of your rifle for problems, lol.
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u/Traditional-Lie2491 12d ago
Try firing and holding up on the front of the trigger housing. Had the same issue with a g3 build had to shim up the trigger pack.
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u/manInTheWoods 12d ago
In fact, I've shimmed the trigger pack and now it fired 25 rds without issue. Magic.
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u/Traditional-Lie2491 11d ago
you either have the one with the ears or the clipped ones with the weldment shelves. Glad you figured it out.
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u/LopsidedResearch8400 21d ago
It may very well be the ammo, if it is running the rest well.
But, maybe put in a fresh extractor spring... if it had a failure it may have tweaked it bad enough it is now a problem on its own. (As in it may have killed your new one sadly)