Problem solved. It was the follower. I appreciate all of the input. Thanks again
Problem solved. It was the follower. I appreciate all of the input. Thanks again
I had a similar problem with my Mark I.
The spring for the follower was not installed properly and
caused the last round to not feed and jammed as you say
yours does.
If the spring is fully inserted in the follower and floor plate,
is it bent? A misalignment of the follower makes or breaks
the feeding of rounds.
Also look at the extractor. If the bottom part of the hook is
bent, it might cause the round to pop out, rather than slide
into position on the bolt face. If you have access to another
bolt, or follower spring, you might be able to get a good
comparison to figure out the problem.
I hope you can figure it out, if not, a video of the chambering
of the offending round might help.
On my Mark I, someone ground the follower so the bolt would
not lock when the magazine was empty. While it was convenient,
I did not like the modification. But it was not the cause of my
jammed round, like I thought it was.
Last edited by Crashyoung; 02-05-2014 at 06:38.