Hi All
So after removing some metal from the front of adapter, with same results. I finally figured out that the Breech Plug end (where the primer goes ) is hitting the lip inside the adapter. The breech plug is in as tight as i can torque it. Is it possible that i ordered or received the wrong breech plug?
Probably not! the other BP for a DISC is much shorter,
I am not exactly sure what might be going on but I have ran into the same problem with a couple of ULites.
A couple thoughts for you to try...
1. Remove the hammer assembly from the bolt
2. Remove the adapter from the face of the bolt.
3. Install the BP in the barrel turn it up snug to the stop (not tight but not loose)
4. Install the bolt body back into the rifle.
5 Close the bolt and release the bolt body handle - the bolt should drop to the bottom and seat itself.
If all of that works then this time lower the handle slowly and note how far the primer stack is from the face of the bolt. I am sure that the stack will be a very short distance from the face of the bolt.
Then remove the bolt handle - Install the primer adapter (no primer) and see if the bolt will close. I am sure it won't but I just want to get on the same page with you.
In my case or cases - I ended up removing material from the front edge of the BP. This picture shows two Lehigh BP's that were Nitride treated. The top plug being the full length Mountaineer/Ulite plug. The bottom plug has been machined to reduce its total length. In this case I removed 0.040" Actual measurement says 0.039". This was done by turning the plug on a lathe, to make sure the face of the plug was flat and uniform.
I think and I believe it would be easier to remove the material from the top of the primer stack on the BP. Then you would need to bevel the inside and outside of the leading edge of the primer stack/tunnel. Removing material from the top: you would not have to be as precise in your material removal. Removing 0.040 material is very small amount. The primer pocket has enough extra space it would not miss .040 to .060 of material.
All of this is just a suggestion.
mike