Right guys, question for any owners of the ICS L86.
My L86 has recently returned from an overhaul. Everything is fine and fully functional apart from one thing - the handguard isn't closing properly, and it isn't in the same place as it used to be. Orrigionally, it was almost flush to the reciever, and it covered the little olive-drab plasticy bit that is screwed into the reciever and the barrel runs through.
Now its about 3-6mm forwards (meaning I can see the fake gas parts and spring through the gap), it doesn't close fully sideways (it does but there a gap between the handguard parts and the plastic-screw on bit). I can supply photos if needed.
Now, this isn't exactly effecting performance (infact, it isn't), but being a pedantic and OCD type of person, I'd like to fix this.
My question is, does/can the mounting bracket for the handguard (the bit on the barrel/gas block) move forwards/backwards, and result in this?
When I've previously opened up the L86 (and taken the barrel out) this problem hasn't happened. Obviously, this has me pretty stumped.
Cheers.
My L86 has recently returned from an overhaul. Everything is fine and fully functional apart from one thing - the handguard isn't closing properly, and it isn't in the same place as it used to be. Orrigionally, it was almost flush to the reciever, and it covered the little olive-drab plasticy bit that is screwed into the reciever and the barrel runs through.
Now its about 3-6mm forwards (meaning I can see the fake gas parts and spring through the gap), it doesn't close fully sideways (it does but there a gap between the handguard parts and the plastic-screw on bit). I can supply photos if needed.
Now, this isn't exactly effecting performance (infact, it isn't), but being a pedantic and OCD type of person, I'd like to fix this.
My question is, does/can the mounting bracket for the handguard (the bit on the barrel/gas block) move forwards/backwards, and result in this?
When I've previously opened up the L86 (and taken the barrel out) this problem hasn't happened. Obviously, this has me pretty stumped.
Cheers.