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narcy
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FWB Aw-93 problem

Post by narcy »

Bought a AW-93 a few weeks ago (brand new).I love the gun. I have shot about 2500 rds. so far. Within the last week it has "doubled" three separate occassions with at least 200 rds. of no problems in between. Each time it has been on rapid fire and always on the 4th and 5th shot.
Has any else heard of this problem?What can cause this?What can be done to correct the problem?
Isabel1130
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Post by Isabel1130 »

Have you messed with the trigger adjustments any? It is incredibly easy to push the AW into doubling by a simple wrong turn of an adjustment screw.
I am going to suggest you call Tod Utter. You may need to send him the gun.
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Post by GunRunner »

If you turned the little screw on the back strap you have it set too close, if not turn it a 1/4 turn counter clockwise and it should correct the issue. Be sure to just load 2 rounds then point down range to check it.
tuj
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Post by tuj »

Check the chamber face for any signs of peening; this can cause doubling on the IZH-35M which is sort of similar to the AW-93.
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Post by GunRunner »

The aw93 is not subject to peening like the izh, much better and harder steel is used. Ive seen aw's with hundreds of thousands of rounds fired with no peening. Its just an adjustment issue in sure.
narcy
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AW-93 Problem

Post by narcy »

Isabell was right. I contacted Todd Utter and over the phone he walked me through a total disassemby of the trigger. Sure enough, I broke a part "messing' with the trigger. Todd was great.He is sending me the part and will walk me through the reassembly and final adjustment.
His knowledge of the gun is only matched be his patients . A really great guy. I can't say enough about how helpful he was.
Fred T
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Post by Fred T »

How does one get in touch with Todd Utter?
Thanks
Fred T
JohnLK
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Post by JohnLK »

Fred,
PM sent
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ChipEck
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Post by ChipEck »

From Tony's blog
The person to talk to is Todd Utter.

Todd can be reached at (706)647-5941 or sawmill50@yahoo.com

Hope the above helps.
Isabel1130
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Post by Isabel1130 »

ChipEck wrote:From Tony's blog
The person to talk to is Todd Utter.

Todd can be reached at (706)647-5941 or sawmill50@yahoo.com

Hope the above helps.

Thank you for posting that. Tod is a really great guy, who has given me much helpful advice on the phone.
ChipEck
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Post by ChipEck »

Video on disassemblying AW93. Not mine, found it on YouTube while looking for something else :-)

http://youtu.be/Mv3nXKuV2xg

Chip
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