I was wondering if anyone on the forum has experience with removing the breech from a Daystate MK4.
I accidentally fired the rifle with the bolt not fully closed. I heard a popping sound (bolt moving back and air escaping) when I fired. Now the bolt does not want to move forward. I have a feeling that a pellet or part of a pellet has become lodged in the bolt mechanism. To make matters worse, I have a Rowen Engineering single shot loader installed. There is a bar that is part of the bolt mechanism that moves back and forth below the pellet loader. The bar will not move completely forward and now I cannot remove the shingle shot loader. There are two screws below the loader that need to be removed to remove the breech from what I can tell from various Youtube videos. I'm afraid that I will either need to destroy the loader to get to the screws below it or send it off to AOA and spend a lot more money to have them do the same thing. Any other suggestions or ideas from Daystate MK4 owners out there?
I accidentally fired the rifle with the bolt not fully closed. I heard a popping sound (bolt moving back and air escaping) when I fired. Now the bolt does not want to move forward. I have a feeling that a pellet or part of a pellet has become lodged in the bolt mechanism. To make matters worse, I have a Rowen Engineering single shot loader installed. There is a bar that is part of the bolt mechanism that moves back and forth below the pellet loader. The bar will not move completely forward and now I cannot remove the shingle shot loader. There are two screws below the loader that need to be removed to remove the breech from what I can tell from various Youtube videos. I'm afraid that I will either need to destroy the loader to get to the screws below it or send it off to AOA and spend a lot more money to have them do the same thing. Any other suggestions or ideas from Daystate MK4 owners out there?