it's been a while since i've seen one do that, but IIRC i've seen it happen with with worn FCG (trigger group) parts. the FCG on the Plum Crazy lowers is plastic. and while i don't have one, it MAY be possible for the plastic FCG parts to be out of spec, or have the engagement surfaces wear prematurely for some reason.
tere could be other causes, and i'm not saying that plastic is bad for everything. i suspect that a new FCG, either metal or plastic would resolve the problem... however it's not the only possible cause for the problem, just seems like a likely one.
sounds like Guido will take care of you when you take it in.
tere could be other causes, and i'm not saying that plastic is bad for everything. i suspect that a new FCG, either metal or plastic would resolve the problem... however it's not the only possible cause for the problem, just seems like a likely one.
sounds like Guido will take care of you when you take it in.
The fit is tighter than an 18 y/o virgin...well if one still exists...you get the point. The tighter the better IMO though. :thumbup:
Polymer on polymer wear is pretty much not an issue since their *usual* inherit self lubricating properties. The out of spec deal, that is probably it. :smilewinkgrin:
Polymer on polymer wear is pretty much not an issue since their *usual* inherit self lubricating properties. The out of spec deal, that is probably it. :smilewinkgrin:
in my younger days i built a trigger group wrong and my AR did the same thing. its been a while but i distinctly remember putting a spring in the wrong place. it was a standard GI trigger. i put it on the little bump thingy instead of that little flat thingy... lets just say i have learned my lesson...