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Feedneck fit issue I just bought a few parts for my Black magic with a sto threaded feed. The no-pro feedneck I got for it and it only threads on 3/4 of a turn. I compared it to the stock feedneck and it looks like it is the correct threading, So i was thinking that maybe the annodizing made it a little bit thicker and now the threads are tight? I looked at the threads on the body of my gun and they all look to be in beautiful condition so anno tolerances was all that I could come up with. Does anyone have any suggestions to remedy this other than sending it back right away? I was thinking of taking some super fine steel wool and gently rubbing the inside of the feedneck but I don't want to damage it. Thanks for the help, ill get some pics up soon. |
It has to be slightly wrong threads..... TF |
Does hard coat annodizing add any material to the metal? Because both of the items are annodized black, and when I begin to screw the feed neck on it feels like its just a tight fit that just stops. It appears to have the correct threading, the threads may just need to be loosened up slightly. But, if its not what i think it is, How would I be able to tell which item has the wrong threading? Or would I even be able to? Tomorrow morning when there is some better light I will check things out. I have a few other autococker bodies i could try the feedneck on and see if it works, my hands are just too weak to twist them off after my surgery. |
Are these the older BM bodies? If so, some of those bodies feed ports weren't threaded deep enough. I find it weird in that I use to recommend CCM feednecks as a solution. They seem to be the only ones that would work when I came across this problem. |
Yup its a full body black magic. Ill call ccm in the morning and see what they say. |
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Hmm, Ill probably just chase the threads with a sharp file. Thanks for the help |
No problem. Please let us know how it turns out. |
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