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I'm sure you have done what I am bout to say...
Is the chamber squeaky clean ?
Feeding it from a magazine or single ?
Again, just a couple of obvious places to start and am no expert here on what I sure is a very nice .22.
Rob
Is the chamber squeaky clean ?
Feeding it from a magazine or single ?
Again, just a couple of obvious places to start and am no expert here on what I sure is a very nice .22.
Rob
According to the schematic, there are two extractors, left and right? Both replaced? Extractor seats clean? Chamber clean? Breech of barrel clean?
Extractor springs strong?
With the bolt out, will the extractors firmly grip a case on the bolt face?
Extractor springs strong?
With the bolt out, will the extractors firmly grip a case on the bolt face?
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The left extractor will likely be a "positioning" extractor which keeps the rim firmly against the right hand extractor which will have a real hook to it. When the case head contacts the ejector, it will slip out from under the left extractor and pivot around the right hand one.
If you dont get 'er fixed you can send it to me of course....
You'll get it sorted with the great group of ppl here at CGN.
Rob
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My 52 will not eject an unfired round as they have tight chambers that engage the rifling,making it difficult for the extractor to remove the cartridge without deforming the soft brass rim.
Never had a problem removing fired rounds.
Same problems with different brands of ammo?
Never had a problem removing fired rounds.
Same problems with different brands of ammo?
The bolt has two extractors, left and right. Each of these has a spring.
Neither of these is the ejector. The extractors extract the casing from the chamber and hold it to the bolt face while the bolt is opened. The ejector then contacts the base of the case and ejects it from the rifle. The ejector is a nub on the bolt guide.
If cases or cartridges are being left in the chamber, you have an extraction problem, not an ejection problem.
than it should work
while the bolt is out stand the rifle up with the chamber up, drop a shell in the chamber, it should drop in all the way, and should drop out when you invert the gun, or with out any force, depending on how tight the chamber is.
I see many 22's with what looks like a clean chamber , that has grease , carbon build up, and the shell will stick in the chamber.
Will drop in part way , them get stuck, and the bolt forces it in and you end up with your problem.
Different ammo can give trouble as well, try something else, You may have tried that , forget if you said or not.
while the bolt is out stand the rifle up with the chamber up, drop a shell in the chamber, it should drop in all the way, and should drop out when you invert the gun, or with out any force, depending on how tight the chamber is.
I see many 22's with what looks like a clean chamber , that has grease , carbon build up, and the shell will stick in the chamber.
Will drop in part way , them get stuck, and the bolt forces it in and you end up with your problem.
Different ammo can give trouble as well, try something else, You may have tried that , forget if you said or not.
I have everything in place , but the extractor will not pickup the rim of the cartridge when it's in the chamber .. Everything is clean checked and double checked ..It definitely is perplexing . Extractor and ejector hold the casing firm against the bolt face when bolt is out of the rifle .. Thanks for you input
