In the past 3-400 rounds I have been getting some failures to fire. It's only been about 1 or 2 out of 100 rounds, but it has happened with 2 types of ammo: Winchester (white box) and American Eagle FMJ.
Every time it happens the primer has a dent in it. Usually I can just try firing the same round again, and usually, the second time around, it works. I think there was one time with the WWB ammo that it DID NOT fire the second time around.
When I first bought this gun, I had a broken hammer spring within the first 200 rounds. I was told it was a fluke, and that I should call Kel-tec and ask for a replacement, which I did. I installed the hammer spring and the gun worked fine up until the light strikes started happening.
Now, this WAS my first attempt at installing a hammer spring, and I had a hell of a time with it. So, I am sure I probably overstretched it accidentally.
Could this be the cause of my problem???
Every time it happens the primer has a dent in it. Usually I can just try firing the same round again, and usually, the second time around, it works. I think there was one time with the WWB ammo that it DID NOT fire the second time around.
When I first bought this gun, I had a broken hammer spring within the first 200 rounds. I was told it was a fluke, and that I should call Kel-tec and ask for a replacement, which I did. I installed the hammer spring and the gun worked fine up until the light strikes started happening.
Now, this WAS my first attempt at installing a hammer spring, and I had a hell of a time with it. So, I am sure I probably overstretched it accidentally.
Could this be the cause of my problem???