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Feeding issues solus with KRG bravo

Ronn

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Minuteman
Mar 7, 2024
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Pahrump, nv
Been having feeding problems with an aero solus in 6.5 cm in the krg bravo. I’ve used mdt mags, pmags, and now accurate mag. I been having trouble getting rounds to feed smoothly. If had the rounds jam up 3 different times in a match where I had to remove the mag to clear it. Sometimes they nosedive into the feed ramp. I’ve tried tuning the mag lips and even got the adjustable latch from krg I think i might have solved the feeding problem I’ve cycled a few mags in the house but it seems like the feed ramp is chewing up my 140gr eld tips. Looking for some advice
 
*not an expert* I’ve had similar isssues if there is any pressure on the magazine, it causes it to bind up and the bolt to strike the back of the magazine / interact poorly with the round. I use the extended greyops barricade stop to fix the problem, with metal mags.

KRG makes an enhanced trigger guard / adjustable mag release/ latch. I would check that out.
 
*not an expert* I’ve had similar isssues if there is any pressure on the magazine, it causes it to bind up and the bolt to strike the back of the magazine / interact poorly with the round. I use the extended greyops barricade stop to fix the problem, with metal mags.

KRG makes an enhanced trigger guard / adjustable mag release/ latch. I would check that out.
Thanks I did buy the adjustable mag latch, I also got a feed lip tool and opened the forward part of the feed lips in the magazine and so far everything has been working well. Shot a match last weekend and didn’t have any problems.
 
Did you credit the mag latch as the solution?

I’ve had feeding problems for months on my Whiskey 3 enclosed fore end. I’ve readjusted the trigger guard and fore end about half a dozen times and tried pmag, mdt, accuracy and factory aics mags and all still fail to feed.

The last adjustment lasted the longest of any, I got about 15 rounds before the first failure to feed.

Will order the mag latch if this is a sure fix. The gun should run with the standard set up imo. Still scratching my head at the cost of this chassis that you have to toy with so much and it’s still not running. Kind of disappointed to say the least. Wish I still had my badger bottom metal stock. Never an issue.
 
If rounds are nosediving, it might indicate an alignment problem between the magazine and the chamber. Check the feed ramp for rough spots damaging the bullet tips. Polishing it might help, but be careful not to remove too much material
 
Did you credit the mag latch as the solution?

I’ve had feeding problems for months on my Whiskey 3 enclosed fore end. I’ve readjusted the trigger guard and fore end about half a dozen times and tried pmag, mdt, accuracy and factory aics mags and all still fail to feed.

The last adjustment lasted the longest of any, I got about 15 rounds before the first failure to feed.

Will order the mag latch if this is a sure fix. The gun should run with the standard set up imo. Still scratching my head at the cost of this chassis that you have to toy with so much and it’s still not running. Kind of disappointed to say the least. Wish I still had my badger bottom metal stock. Never an issue.
It was definitely an improvement I noticed different brand mags needed to have the latch adjusted differently for perfect fit. I would definitely recommend getting it. The biggest thing for me was slightly flaring the front of the feed lips on the mag which slightly orientates the bullets so they are angled up. The bullets feed straight into the chamber the adjustable mag catch give the mags a perfect lock-up.
 
How long are your loaded rounds? Are you using mags with or without binder plates? I recently had an issue feeding 6.5 creed where the bullets were getting hung up under the feed ramp. Notching the feed ramp solved the issue. No experience with a solus, but it could be your issue.