Thanks Tom,
But no, factory shells and different manufacturers.
But no, factory shells and different manufacturers.
K-32 occasional soft hits on primer?
About once out of 25 shots I get barely a mark on the primer on the lower barrel.
Same shell gets the usual hard hit and goes off 2nd time in same barrel.
If a takedown guide exists for the K-32 I'd like to look further into cleaning the gun myself before sending to Krieghoff.
I've cleaned and lubed the assembled reciever twice for no improvement.
Any advice would be appreciated.
just_bob
Same shell gets the usual hard hit and goes off 2nd time in same barrel.
If a takedown guide exists for the K-32 I'd like to look further into cleaning the gun myself before sending to Krieghoff.
I've cleaned and lubed the assembled reciever twice for no improvement.
Any advice would be appreciated.
just_bob
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Thanks,
Not closing the gun completely sounds right to me.
I'll watch that more carefully.
Still wish I could find a takedown guide.
Not closing the gun completely sounds right to me.
I'll watch that more carefully.
Still wish I could find a takedown guide.
Thanks RunGun
Also got the following advise from Jim.
Inside the receiver is a firing pin block. Inside the block is a pair of back pins and a pair of firing pins with return springs around the firing pins. The firing pins can break or the back pins can break and the gun will fire perfectly several times and then barely strike the primer. This problem can drive you crazy. Look at the receiver and there is a big pin that is smaller on the other side. That pin holds the firing pin block in place. The firing pin block has another pin (after you remove the firing pin block) that allows the back pins and firing pins to be removed. It can get complicated to explain how to remove the top lever in a note and I won't try, but Kreighoff is your best bet.
Also got the following advise from Jim.
Inside the receiver is a firing pin block. Inside the block is a pair of back pins and a pair of firing pins with return springs around the firing pins. The firing pins can break or the back pins can break and the gun will fire perfectly several times and then barely strike the primer. This problem can drive you crazy. Look at the receiver and there is a big pin that is smaller on the other side. That pin holds the firing pin block in place. The firing pin block has another pin (after you remove the firing pin block) that allows the back pins and firing pins to be removed. It can get complicated to explain how to remove the top lever in a note and I won't try, but Kreighoff is your best bet.
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