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Do other people have trouble with these not reloading when they get dirty. I seem to have to clean mine about every 30 shots or so. Is it common and what can be done about it?
It's very accurate but not charging is bloody annoying. Otherwise they are great little things.
Have you tried the CCI A17 ammo?
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remington/aguila ammo ? would explain itQuote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Thats what its doing it with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
Ive got Hornady so I will try that.
CCIQuote:
Originally Posted by gonetropo
I have never had an issue with mine using Hornady or the A17 stuff but aware of another that is a pain in the arse with both
Mine came from your district. Maybe he got sick of it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz036
Haven't used mine a lot. They seem.....finicky...
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have had 2 of them and they are very picky with the grease you use . they recommend mpro 7 grease ,which is not available in nz . think from memory i used a synthetic grease that is used in fishing reels and it was pretty good or the napiar grease for shot guns
Can't possibly comment...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Thats good advice thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by sig4x4
Use wd40 in your action to free the play.
Scrub the barrel really good in the chamber area and just ahead of it
They are super prone to building up a ring of fouling and copper just
In front of the chamber that can make them hard to chamber
Or cause crazy over pressure
I service a couple of them for some pest control boys and every 2 month
Pull the barrel out stick it on the sonic cleaner to get the worst of it out
Then scrub that area with jb paste but they are running through few thousand rounds
In that time
Magnum research 17hmr rifles use to come with a 90° 17 cal bush that you would
Lock the bolt back and scrub it then pull the bore snake that was supplied with the rifle
through
If it is suppressed a bigger capacity can that will lower the pressure and stop the crap
Being sucked back into the barrel can help
We used to adapt suppressors with a tiny wee 17 cal muzzle brake that would thread into the back
After tapping them out and it would reduce the amount of burnt powder that would
Clog the actions up being sucked back down the barrel
Thanks for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by NCGNSMITH
