Westinmilan

OK cool thank you. Looks like I learned something else new. I'll always be able to recognize that now when stocks fully collapse. I greatly appreciate the help. I'm still trying to find info on the diameter of my gas port. I'm going to call them tomorrow and ask.

Thank you

Correction. you didn't say 7". You said ar15 carbine receiver extension. I've been reading to much info tonight haha. Either way how did you find this info so I know for future?

The orange spring on this page. https://www.sprinco.com/tactical.html And the buffer weight on this page. https://www.armorydynamics.com/KAK-LR-308-Carbine-53-Ounce-Heavy-Buffer_p_367.html Those look like exactly what you mentioned. How were you able to find out my rifle is 7" tube? Did you find the info or you just know by looking at it? I am not very knowledgeable of the specifics yet but I'm learning!

Is this the spring you are telling me to get? https://sprinco-com.3dcartstores.com/view_cart.asp?catid=0 And this buffer weight? https://www.armorydynamics.com/KAK-LR-308-Carbine-53-Ounce-Heavy-Buffer_p_367.html

OK thank you. Here is the link where I read about the 5.6 ounce buffer. But after researching it more I believe this is for a fixed stock. So I dont think it would be right for my rifle. Looks really long. But I don't know for sure. https://www.stagarms.com/stag-10-rifle-receiver-extension-kit/

OK I found correct link for my rifle. Sorry for confusion. They changed there site a bit so I had trouble finding it. This is the link to my rifle. https://www.stagarms.com/test-stag-10-s-308-m-lok/ Appears to be a slightly different butt stock but other than that is the same exact rifle

I also just noticed that the link I posted is incorrect. Mine is a 16" barrel. I'm not seeing my rifle currently available on there site so it must be sold out. Here is a pic I took of it when I first got it. Though I doubt this pic will help much. I will add more when I can.

I have put a few thousand rounds through it so it should be broke in.

The problem has existed since I first got it brand new so it is a warranty issue. I have already sent the rifle back to them once. But they reported it was fine. Which is irratating. I love everything else about the rifle. So if I can fix it on my own I will

It's a failure to fully eject the spent round. Basically the bolt catches the back end of spent shell. It only happens about once in 20 or so rounds.

My name is Westin. My friend Jacob Peterson from preppers bunker outdoors recommended I come talk to you guys. I have a left handed stag10. https://www.stagarms.com/stag-10-lr-308/ The problem I am having is the bolt is catching the empty shell before it fully ejects. I have read through your forum and am under the impression that my buffer is to light. Which is making my bolt travel to quick. i have not weighed it but according to info I can find (which is not much) my rifle came with a 3.9 ounce buffer. I'm not sure what the length of tube and sping is. I can't find that info on there site. And the rifle is at home while I'm out of state. I won't be able to measure anything until end of this month. I'm hoping maybe someone can help me track down more info. If I understand what I'm reading on here I should have atleast an h3 at 5.4 ounces. Stag offers a 5.6 ounce aftermarket buffer. I'm thinking about calling them tomorrow and getting them to send me one (hopefully at no cost). My question for you guys is am I on the right track for the problem I'm having? I think I'm understanding whats happening. But I'm not a professional. I am open to all suggestions. Thank you in advance.