Thread: Norinco M305, M14 ?

Well folks. I decided to get off my lazy keester, went out to my little man cave, stripped it down. Lapped the op-rod and ways, lapped bolt lugs, ( head space was quite tight) lapped the bolt slide contact surfaces where it contacts the action. Disassembled the trigger group. stoned the sear contacts, then refitted the safety. It was WAY off; had to remove a fair bit of metal, both where it blocks the trigger and on the hammer latch. Also polished where the bolt and hammer slide against each other when cocking. This gun cycles SO smooth now; trigger pull is smooth, still around 5 pounds. I am anxious to get out to the range now to see what it shoots like. Thanks to all for the suggestions and advice.

Regards,
Drifter