Female police officer testified she has fired ARs and has had AR's fire, but fail to extract the spent round. I've fired tens of thousands of rounds through an AR, including in the military and got them so hot you could barely hold them. I've never had an AR fail to extract a spent round. What's been your experience?

Sorry but what was the purpose of that testimony? I did not watch.

Defense called her to testify that if there had been any unfired rounds at scene she would have collected them, supporting the inference the rifle did not jam or some such thing. Prosecutor then got her to say she has fired AR's and had them not extract a fired round. I've never, ever seen that. The gas impulse is going to blow the bolt back and I've never seen an M-16 extractor not extract a fired round even on AR's so hot you could barely hold them. Just wondering about the experience of others. Not willing to trust a female cop on the functionality of an AR. Sorry!

Ha ha
You obviously have no experience with AR’s and making schit up again on a topic you know absolutely nothing about

Something would have to be wrong with the rifle if it did that, or some foreign matter jammed into the chamber with the cartridge.

Most of time it’s the mag. And it does happen. Hence law enforcement and military incorporate FTF drills in training

I’ve witnessed it dozens and dozens of times over the years running ranges. I’ve have personally experienced it 50 to 60 times past 30 years. Keeping the bolt carrier group wet with lube helps. But then in in sandy dirty environment worry about grit getting in action.

Again most of time magazine issues Many magazines have qc issues or mag not seared properly. And in an active tactical environment your mag gets knocked around a lot.

Then not properly lube then ammo issues then mechanical issue in firearm which is rarest cause but does happen

Dang tarqueen you are dumb

Out of many thousands of rounds fired I've never had a failure to extract, but I have seen it in other peoples rifles at times.

But I keep my rifles very well lubed and clean them regularly.

I’ve seen plenty with a fired case stuck in the chamber and a chunk of the rim missing. If you haven’t seen one with a stuck case you haven’t been around too many of them, and that goes for most any make of rifle

Yep.

And yep.

Seen it a few times and I have not been around that many of them. The one I own has not malfunctioned but has only a couple hundred rounds thru it. Edk

Pull the trigger, they go bang and they cycle the action and load another round. If one fails to do so then it has a mechanical issue

Failure to extract is different from failure to feed or failure to fire. I'm with Hawkeye: you don't get failure to extract without some serious grit in the chamber or a significant extractor failure. I'm not saying its not possible, but to the best of my memory I've never experienced it because I've never had to punch out a spent round from the muzzle due to a torn case rim. I can't ever recall a bolt cyclying on an AR and failing to extract a detonated round. Never had that happen on an AR, but I'm asking for other's experience. I've had a bolt rifle fail to extract but only when I dropped a round on the ground, then chambered and fired it with sand/dirt on the case. Locked up tight and had to spin the barrel off to get the case out. Haven't watched much of the trial, but the prosecutor seemed to be trying to support the idea Rittenhouse may have had an extraction failure and racked the slide, but nevertheless was calm and collected enough to clear it and keep firing. There is no evidence to support that---no evidence in the collected spent cases of a torn case head where the extractor ripped out and it's highly unlikely to have happened in this case no matter what the female cop said.

I think what she testified to was not that an AR didn't EXTRACT the fired casing, it was that it was possible for it to fail to fully EJECT the casing.

Reason for testimony was one witness (Grosskruetz the guy shot in the right arm....hereafter known as LEFTY) testified that Rittenhouse "wracked the slide" and Rittenhouse denied it.

Defense was trying to state that if he had cycled the rifle as the other witness testified that they would have found a live round on the ground.

Witness was crime tech who collected fired casings at scene, but found no unfired casings.

I personally have had spent casings extract but not fully eject.

In my opinion it's a stupid point for the prosecutor to have honed in on, and by possibly discounting it the defense makes t LEFTY look less credible.

I thought I heard it differently but you may be right. There's video of her testimony.

Happen many a time when I was playing army man for 10 years...thats why I don't own one..... why is the prosecutor so worried whether they pull the charging handle back or not.......... or weather was 4 in or three-and-a-half what's what's the deal with that ? ... clear the round if it needs clearing..wtf

I've been shooting all my life including many semi-automatic weapons. If you have not experienced a mis-feed, mis-fire or lack of extraction at some point, you just haven't shot enough. Everything happens.

Tarqueen talking out her ass again.

LOL

Tarqueen didn’t listen to the testimony or questions.

I think because Grossman is claiming Rittenhouse pulled the charging handle back indicating he had intent to shoot him while Grossman had his hands up.

Its a lie and I thought it had been disproven by Grossmans cross examination

I've had bad ammo fail to eject in a FAL before. Its pretty frustrating.

Stick legal analysis at homicide trials with your George Floyd law degree. I highly doubt you even own a firearm or hunted in your life

Wow!

I always buy the wrong kind of guns.......

Of course, it happens. In fact, all you have to do is Google “mortar clearing AR-15”.

IME it's usually a headspace issue. Lady cop is either using a bad gun or bad ammo.

Usually what I've seen if one fails to eject. A chunk of the rim is usually torn off. Magazine issues usually case failed to feed more than failure to eject.

Bb

I would hit that lady cop, no question.

Surprisingly, shockingly even, I have never ever had an FTE on an AR or M-16.

A friend had a case separation with an AR15. The next round from the magazine jammed into the remains of the first case. No way to clear it and he had to leave the range.

A lot of semis have FTFs or FTEs, especially shotguns. I've never seen a shotgun that didn't have one eventually. But AR15s are a lot more reliable than most.

After the debacle of the early rollout M16s in Vietnam, you come here
to basically say a Stoner design rifle can not fail to extract.

You don't need a sign,
I ain't paying to ship you the fuggin billboard.

Does Rittenhouse have any recourse to sue the prosecutor?

I’ve had a few, haven’t fired 500 AR rounds in my life.

A little over 40 years ago I had a brand new Colt Hbar Sporter that the first several magazines gave me fits. FTE every 2 to three rounds. Lubed the hell out of it, worked the bolt a bunch and kept shooting it. Had three metal mags with me. Two colts and a gi same problem with each mag. After the third time through them or so it functioned and has been flawless since. Alot of brand new semi autos can be cranky. Rough edges, burs, metal chips and high spots. Wear in is a thing.

just my take but i think the lady cop has the hots for the kid after this is over

FAL and frustration are like peas and carrots.

LOL

What makes you think she waited?

If I had to guess, I would say that when skateboard dude grabbed the end of the barrel, something got wonky with the gas pressure spike and that round didn’t eject all the way. Could have even been something that was rubbing on the bolt and causing resistance.

I read somewhere in info on semi auto pistol to shoot about 200 rounds to break it in for re,I able function. Sounds logical in case of a burr or something. Edk

The only thing that went wonky was the skateboard dude.

Word! She's a hottie

Interesting.

Double interesting.

The CG is renowned for their weapons training

#mortarthatmuddafugger


mike r


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Never owned or fired an AR, my soul is pure.

My uncle gave me a new M16 back in ‘69 and over the course of the next year I fired something in excess of 30 K rounds. Never fired it other than full auto. Cleaned it once, the day I turned it in. I did keep it lubed. About 8” of rifling was missing from the breech end of the barrel. It never jammed, FTF or eject.

I’m glad I didn’t have to pay for the ammo. Solid tracers are the schizzel.

I rewatched the video of her testimony. Sounds like she was talking about failure to eject, not necessarily failure to extract. I stand corrected.

If Kyle was running an AK instead... this would all be mute...

And Lefty would be Stubby... instead.

I have seen at least a 1/2 a dozen things go wrong on ARs that are brand new and not broken in.

Loose gas locks, misaligned gas blocks, undersized ports, dry bolt, bad key/tube interface, tight chamber from a worn reamer.

I could go on but you guys get the point... many many specific unknowns.