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mr carl December 29th, 2010 20:11

What do I do with the bolt catch on M4?
 
I tried posting this is FAQ but it wouldn't let me so here it is.

I have a G&G M4. What do I do with the bolt catch? It is just so annoying hearing the damn thing wobble whenever I move or shoot. It will NOT lock back when I push the damn thing upwards. What can I do about it? Does it even do anything?

Strelok December 29th, 2010 20:14

On an AEG (Well, most anyway) The bolt catch does nothing, its just for show.

Are you familiar with disassembly? Its just something that drops down into a slot, and in the rare case they are held in by a pin, if anything you could just glue it in place, or just remove it as a whole.

mr carl December 29th, 2010 20:17

not too familiar with internals. I'll glue it, thanks!

ThunderCactus December 29th, 2010 20:18

Yep, glue works lol

Renegade) December 29th, 2010 20:25

On my M4, the bottom of the bolt catch channel is solid, I just superglued a small spring to the bottom of the catch itself to hold it tight against the upper, no more rattle.

coach December 29th, 2010 20:28

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Originally Posted by Renegade) (Post 1377594)
On my M4, the bottom of the bolt catch channel is solid, I just superglued a small spring to the bottom of the catch itself to hold it tight against the upper, no more rattle.

Ha. I just lose mine in disassembly then pretend I did it on purpose so it's not sitting on the bench making me want to reinstall it.

Padkiller December 29th, 2010 20:29

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Originally Posted by coachster (Post 1377596)
Ha. I just lose mine in disassembly then pretend I did it on purpose so it's not sitting on the bench making me want to reinstall it.

Now we all know hehe !!!

Renegade) December 29th, 2010 20:32

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Originally Posted by coachster (Post 1377596)
Ha. I just lose mine in disassembly then pretend I did it on purpose so it's not sitting on the bench making me want to reinstall it.

Hah, I also solved that nuisance by superglue a thin peice of aluminum or plastic on the inside of the receiver behind the channel, this keeps the catch from falling out.

coach December 29th, 2010 20:45

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Originally Posted by Padkiller (Post 1377599)
Now we all know hehe !!!

Meh. Don't care. Performance over aesthetics! Now if I could just afford to run .3's all the time...


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