Pinned Post
1.) Make sure your firing pin is in the cocked position. If not, use the provided bolt dissembly tool to help leverage the sear block into the cocked position.
2.) Install bolt assembly inline with the trigger slot. Look down the rear of the receiver and guide the sear block into the slot to mitigate the sear block from gouging the receiver
Under the scope rail their is a 2.0mm set screw and jam nut screw. The screw can be adjusted to add more pressure downward to the bolt head. This helps align the bolt head as well as fine tune your bolt head pickup to your magazines
Follow this guide in the video above If you find your Genes1s having the following issues:
1.) Not picking up a round from magazines even if magazine is flush tight against Receiver while in chassis
2.) Bolt Assembly feels tight when cycling
3.) Bolt head has excessive rotational play
Build Completion Date: 3/16/26
416ss Receiver
4340 Bolt Body
S7 Bolt Head
Adjustable Lug Set: Eley
Barrel cerakoted: No
Build Completion Date: 3/8/26 416ss Receiver 4340
Bolt Body S7
Bolt Head
Barrel cerakoted: Yes Graphite Black
Nitride Bolt Handle: Facet Spool
Firing Pin Spring Installed: Blue - 19 lbs Mag Buffer Installed: V22/DDG