MartyZ

Personally, and this is only my opinion, I don't like any club that requires you be sponsored, go to meetings, do community service, etc... I pay enough money to use the facilities, I don't have time for any of that other BS. I will never join a club with those types of restrictions. I am literally 10 min from Old Bridge but I still drive 40 min to Brick or Range-14 because I can pay, shoot, then go home, no strings attached.

Well i went to brick, they shaved a few micrometers off the firing pin and replaced a small nut that apparently went missing and charged me $104. Here is the best part, those aholes wanted to charge me range time to run a few rounds thru it to test it. I am never going back there again. I will hopefully be able to get out to range14 this weekend to test it out.

I cleaned the bolt inside and out. Removed the firing pin. Sprayed with gun scrubber then blew everything out with compressed air. Lubed with mpro7, firing pin still sticks. Also, the firing pin protrudes a hair past the bf well all the way back. I was shooting with AE ammo.

Yeah, i called them today. Will go there this weekend

One trip to the range, about 80 rounds, 2 times, once standing and once off the bench the gun double fired. The second time, on the bench, I felt the trigger jerk on the second fire. I collected the brass and it does appear to be a slam fire, I found one that was the result of the slam fire, it has a very shallow depression all the others have a deep depression. If you look at the picture you will notice the primer on the right has a much smaller depression than the one on the left.

If I send it out of state for repair (not to manufacturer), will they send it back to me or do they have to send it to FFL?

mastadon is too far away.

He never replied to my PM

I took the pin out. Cleaned everything with gun scrubber.

They are closed

wow, not a single AK gunsmith in central or north east jersey?

Ok, how about north east nj?

Any AK gunsmiths in the central NJ area, I am having a serious double fire (or slam fire) issue with my PAP M77.

I was actually thinking of filling a notch in the retaining pin on 2 sides. On one side to prevent it from rubbing against the firing pin and on the other side to allow the pin to go back more. I just remembered one other thing, when i had the double fire i felt the trigger jerk.

Gladly, anyone in central jersey?

Century arms are a bunch of a$$holes. I have to have a dealer send them the gun for repair, I can't send it myself because for some stupid reason they have NJ on their restricted list. I am so pissed off.

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Ok, I took the firing pin out of the bolt, sprayed the bolt inside and out with gun scrubber, sprayed the firing pin with gun scrubber, put on a thin layer of mpro 7 and still no change. I did notice 2 things though: 1) the firing pin sticks out past the bolt face by a hair. 2) it appears that the taper pin is rubbing against the firing pin. I called century arms today and they told me the same thing everyone here did, to try cleaning the bolt and firing pin. I will call them back tomorrow and try to get them to send me a new bolt assembly. These pictures are just from bringing the bolt forward, the trigger was not pressed Before cleaning After cleaning

I was on the bench the second time it happened but not the first. I think it is the firing pin. I didn't get a chance to do much last night but I did look at the round that was chambered right after the second double fire, as I stopped shooting it at that point. And that round did have a shallow indentation in the primer from the firing pin. I am still going to call century arms today, but tonight I am planning to completely disassemble the bolt and de-grease everything. Any suggestions what I should use to de-grease?

Ok, i will check tonight

The gun was brand new, i cleaned out all the packing grease i saw but i didnt take out the firing pin. I will definatly check that tonight.

Any other time i would laugh, but the RO noticed the second time it happened

Not sure, will contact century arms tomorrow and find out.

Hi folks, i've been away for a while busy with work. I took my PAP M77 to the range for the first time today and it shoots beautifully. However, 2 times the gun double fired on me. The first time i thought that maybe i pressed the trigger twice in quick succession but didn't feel it because i was wearing gloves, but the second time it was quite evident that double fired. The first time was after about 30 rounds and the second time was after about 70 rounds, and it seamed like it happened with the same mag both times. I will call century arms tomorrow, but until then has anyone experienced this with an AK style rifle? Could it be mag related?

I have the USP45 and i love it. It was the first gun i bought and its still my favorite. But like everyone says,its made for big hands. My next pistol purchase will be a P30 9mm, hopefully by the end of 2014