r/canadaguns • u/TheBulletBuddy • Jun 21 '26
Feets / Collection / My build New furniture day
Re-uploaded since i used the wrong picture.
New magpul furniture just arrived, love the way it turned out in the coyote brown. Gotta give a shout out to True North Arms for the customer service. Those guys are nothing but great to deal with so far.
Getting it all cleaned up for a trip to the pits tomorrow. Just hoping the rain holds off.
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u/Ok-Builder-9338 Jun 21 '26
I recently purchased a renegade as well, but I've been having quite a few issues with it. It chambers fine, and ejecting an unspent round is smooth, but trying to eject an fired casing is extremely hard, I sometimes have to smack the charging handle with my fist. Due to this, I've only fired around 50-75 rounds so far. Is this a break in thing that you experienced as well?
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u/looloopklopm Jun 21 '26
Might be an ammo thing?
I cycled mine sitting at home probably 250 times before I took it out.
I can literally fire a round, wait 5 minutes, then extract with my pinky on mine. Xtac
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u/Top_Importance6216 Jun 21 '26
I found mine came pretty dry, broke it down, gave it a good cleaning and lube, the hotter it gets the stickier the extractions get. Ive found both my MRA rifles to not be big fans of dumping as many rounds downrange as quickly as possible.
I've put around 3 thousand rounds through my renegade now, i'd say it took about two hundred rounds to break in, but it's buttery now.
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u/TheBulletBuddy Jun 21 '26
Is your bolt face oriented the correct way?
I cant say I've experienced this issue at all. Id check over the components and make sure nothings physically wrong. Burrs, cracks, broken bits etc. If that comes up clear. Swab out portion where the bolt lugs seat(not sure what the correct term is) real good and make sure nothings stuck in there, id also try some different ammo if you havnt already.
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u/LordRevan1996 Jun 26 '26
See I’ve noticed with mine is that if you ride the bolt like a regular straight pull, it’ll light strike. Gotta pull and just let it go. Also the bolt handle pins stick in there and need pliers to pull out. Ended up scratching the sides just to pull those pins out.
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u/Top_Importance6216 Jun 21 '26
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