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Hang in there Prudii...::
I know something like this will drive you crazy.
The men on this thread know more about gassers than anyone alive.
They WILL solve the problem!
C
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Over gassing can cause this problem also....the bolt starts to move and then stalls before the brass relaxes and releases it's grip on the chamber wall. I had this problem with a carbine with an oversized port. I had to plug and re-drill the gas port in order to salvage the barrel
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Looking at the pic of the fired brass it appears to me there is "frosting" which is an indication of a rough chamber in need of more polishing.
It may be a factor in the the problem of failure to extract.
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I had a similar issue with one of my Grendels. I fixed it by polishing off the sharp edges of the extractor claw. This was also a group buy bolt. My other group but bolt was fine.