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In the words of Penelope Pitstop "Hayelp!"

 

I managed to get out yesterday to shoot my F3 yesterday for the first time - had a great time - went home and cleaned the gun having broken it down, stock,barrels and forend. Having resassembled it I now find that it wont open fully. The top lever is operating as it should but the barrels hardly drop down - its only exposing half of the top barrel chamber. I stripped it back down into three parts repeatedly but with the same result each time on reassembly. Finally I retreated to the saftey of a bottle of red completely at a loss.....

 

Am I missing something here - I know Blasers are a bit different but ***? :good:

 

No doubt I'll be taking it back to the store but am posting this in case I'm overlooking the bleeding obvious!

 

Thanks

 

Confused in NJ.... :good:

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The only thing that may do this is if the ejectors are not in the right place when you assembled the gun. There isn't anything else unless there is a problem internally.

 

I have probably put 2-2500 cartridges through mine since I have had it and it has been faultless.

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The only thing that may do this is if the ejectors are not in the right place when you assembled the gun. There isn't anything else unless there is a problem internally.

 

Hmmmm........ I don't possess the skill or The Force to go looking INSIDE so back it goes....I think the ejector(s) timing is OK judging how fast and far they were flying.....

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I have a long history of taking things apart only not to be able to get them back together or to get them back together (but with a handful of spare / optional parts left over).

 

It is for that reason and having regard to the replacement cost of the gun that I took mine to my local gun shop for an annual service. Incidentally, he told me it was a pig with lots of allen key grub screw jobbies and that he wouldn't want to do it next year.

 

Mung

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I didn't mean the ejector timing I meant the ejectors themselves as they are free floating when the gun is apart. They do not have springs behind them.

 

That said I do not believe you can get the gun back together if they are not right. Definetlyback to the shop with it.

 

I bet simonp is glad he bought a gun from you Mungler after reading your post :good:

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I have a long history of taking things apart only not to be able to get them back together or to get them back together (but with a handful of spare / optional parts left over).

 

Mung

 

We might be related...... :good:

 

 

 

This is a disease and I have it, too! :good:

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I didn't mean the ejector timing I meant the ejectors themselves as they are free floating when the gun is apart. They do not have springs behind them.

 

That said I do not believe you can get the gun back together if they are not right. Definetlyback to the shop with it.

 

I bet simonp is glad he bought a gun from you Mungler after reading your post :good:

 

 

Shhhhh I was going to sell him a bag of "spares" in about a week when his gun breaks....

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I didn't mean the ejector timing I meant the ejectors themselves as they are free floating when the gun is apart. They do not have springs behind them.

 

That said I do not believe you can get the gun back together if they are not right. Definetlyback to the shop with it.

 

I bet simonp is glad he bought a gun from you Mungler after reading your post :good:

 

 

Shhhhh I was going to sell him a bag of "spares" in about a week when his gun breaks....

 

:good::lol::lol:

 

All working perfectly as of Sunday thanks, LOL.

 

*mutters under breath and goes to examine gun VERY carefully.....* ;-)

 

Si

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I made it over to the store on Friday for the 'smith to look at the F3 and all is well :drinks: . He dry fired it on snap caps several times and it opened,closed and ejected with no problems. Blaser F3's question as to whether I'd pulled the trigger might be valid - in truth I don't honestly know - I don't use snap caps and therefore I never consciously dry fire the gun. The gunsmith said that the F3 can be safely dry fired due to in-line springs (or something to that effect) To be honest I was feeling a bit under the weather and needed to get to another appointment so didn't pursue the technicalities, but we agreed that it was better to errr on the side of caution rather than simply apply brute force and hope for the best.

 

End result is that the gun is fine but I had a temperature of 103 for three days.....

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