Why does the end of the charging handle get stuck?
The end of the charging handle can get ruined (part where the gas tube hole is). Does it look bent or is the anodizing different around this area? I had an out of spec CH and it would grab the bolt carrier at a slight angle, and make it super hard to pull back.
Why does my AR15 Armory Charger get stuck?
On a new build, I have run into a problem when I was doing the function check. With dummy rounds in the magazine, I pulled the charging handle and loaded one round in the chamber, then, pulled the trigger — so far, so good. The problem comes when I try to pull the charging handle back — it gets stuck. I have to pull hard to get it to move.
What should I do if my gun charger gets stuck?
Your dummy rounds sound as if they are too long and are getting stuck in the chamber…Why don’t you just load up a mag with real ammo and cycle it by hand. If you are nervouse about detonating a round or something pull your firing pin. I’m willing to bet you have no problems when you have real ammo in the gun.
What’s the best way to take a round out of a charger?
Once it breaks free, the round ejects properly and the charging handle is easy enough to pull the rest of the way. Letting it slide back forward will pick up another round and slides easily all the way forward.
The end of the charging handle can get ruined (part where the gas tube hole is). Does it look bent or is the anodizing different around this area? I had an out of spec CH and it would grab the bolt carrier at a slight angle, and make it super hard to pull back.
On a new build, I have run into a problem when I was doing the function check. With dummy rounds in the magazine, I pulled the charging handle and loaded one round in the chamber, then, pulled the trigger — so far, so good. The problem comes when I try to pull the charging handle back — it gets stuck. I have to pull hard to get it to move.
What to do if your car charger is stuck?
You won’t be stuck forever. Don’t try heroics: If the latch is stuck, or the charging plug is stuck to your car, use extreme caution if you think you have to pry it off with a screwdriver or any other tool. Not only could you damage the car or the charging station, but there’s also a risk of hurting yourself. Call for help!
Once it breaks free, the round ejects properly and the charging handle is easy enough to pull the rest of the way. Letting it slide back forward will pick up another round and slides easily all the way forward.