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Gents - In the ever-continuing quest for a smoother action, I need to prevent the follower from dragging on the bolt. Any photos or recommendations of modifications would be appreciated! That is, assuming I don't have to replace the follower, outright? Cheers! | ||
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I have lightly stoned the edge on mine, and lubed it well (lightlY) with a quality lube. "We have met the enemy, and they are us." - Pogo | |||
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My gunsmith, Mark Penrod, welded 2 little steel pads on the left edge of my FN followers. They lower the follower just enough to keep it from touching the bolt. No more noise. | ||
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Slancey - That's kinda zackly the sort of fix I was considering... Any way you could post a pic of the pads on your follower? Many years ago I stoned the follower, taking a very conservative approach to metal removal/shaping, etc. at the time. So it looks a lot better, but... Nowadays, through the inspiration gleaned mostly from this forum, with all the amazing advice and how-to's, I am making some much bolder (and successful , so far!) improvements. To the extent that I will eventually need to get the thing reblued. Oxpho Blue has become a close companion to my cutting tools in the meantime! Having a blast (not just at the range or hunting anymore)! | |||
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The orginal FN followers all came made like that. van | |||
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<slancey> |
I will try to get pictures loaded. | ||
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Van - Do the FN followers look much like M96 followers? I've got a 96... Dunno why I never thunka lookin' at it! Got a 91, too, fer that matter... DOH! Lookin' forward to your pics, slancey. | |||
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