I picked up a 60s era belgian Browning a month ago, and it has been having a lot of problems feeding. This one does rattle quite a bit when shaken, and it may have seen a lot of use.
I went ahead and cleaned it and replaced the recoil spring and firing pin spring with Wolff springs, but that didn't do the trick. It seems to fail to feed, fail to eject, or stovepipe just about every round. Is this an extractor problem?
My first instict was to blame myself and consider maybe I was limp wristing, but I shoot a 1911 quite a bit with no problems. Even when focusing specifically on my wrists, the problem persists. So I don't think that is it.
I went ahead and cleaned it and replaced the recoil spring and firing pin spring with Wolff springs, but that didn't do the trick. It seems to fail to feed, fail to eject, or stovepipe just about every round. Is this an extractor problem?
My first instict was to blame myself and consider maybe I was limp wristing, but I shoot a 1911 quite a bit with no problems. Even when focusing specifically on my wrists, the problem persists. So I don't think that is it.