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Hello,
New to the site, just picked up a PS90 for my girlfriend today. I already own a FA FN FNC, so I have experience with FN and usually no complaints on quality.
The Weapon -
Black, Standard Scoped, Used. 2nd Owner. About 100 rds through the pipe according to the previous owner.
Status - Clean, I have yet to test fire. I like to disassemble and mess with before actually firing a weapon.
Problem? - When actuating the bolt, if the bolt is not allowed to 100% slam forward, if its ridden at all, it will stay in an open / stuck posistion. Chambers rounds fine if the bolt is allowed to slam, but I was curious if this was a standard thing with this model of weapon, or something that might be a problem. While I try not to ride the bolt forward on any automatic, it sometimes happens and I wont be the only one shooting this weapon (especially cause its not gonna be mine...). Also the bolt, when atempting to remove it during disassembly, doesnt drop free easily.
Comments? Suggestions? Experience prefered...
-E
New to the site, just picked up a PS90 for my girlfriend today. I already own a FA FN FNC, so I have experience with FN and usually no complaints on quality.
The Weapon -
Black, Standard Scoped, Used. 2nd Owner. About 100 rds through the pipe according to the previous owner.
Status - Clean, I have yet to test fire. I like to disassemble and mess with before actually firing a weapon.
Problem? - When actuating the bolt, if the bolt is not allowed to 100% slam forward, if its ridden at all, it will stay in an open / stuck posistion. Chambers rounds fine if the bolt is allowed to slam, but I was curious if this was a standard thing with this model of weapon, or something that might be a problem. While I try not to ride the bolt forward on any automatic, it sometimes happens and I wont be the only one shooting this weapon (especially cause its not gonna be mine...). Also the bolt, when atempting to remove it during disassembly, doesnt drop free easily.
Comments? Suggestions? Experience prefered...
-E