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#2924 - 09/12/09 11:38 PM Re: How to handle Miss Fires? ***** [Re: Grumpy]
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Grumpy,
maybe you have a full of lead chambre ?

Which cartridge you are using? feel you little resistance when you push inside?

take a Black & Decker and use a drill bit of .25! lol

Mybe you have a chambre of cartrige too narrow or too wide... too wide

narrow.... seize

too wide....perhaps shootig the cartridge case deformed and expands and remains seized.

test to measure the cartridge case before and after the shot.

Boy buy Anschutz !!!!!


Edited by Massimo - Max (10/12/09 01:10 AM)
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#2925 - 10/12/09 12:21 AM Re: How to handle Miss Fires? [Re: Massimo - Max]
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Grumpy,
try to remove the dirt inside the two slots for the extractor and retainer cartridge beside the entrance of the chamber,.... and clean with solvent and oil the extractor and cartridge retainer on the face of bolt.
Perhaps the cartridge retainer is too hard?

P.S.
a gunner said me ..........
never put oil on fire pin
but scrape lead of a lead pencil with cutter
and sprinkle the pin with grafite powder that thus not created sludge.
I not oil the pin from 20 years, also because many years ago I put oil often in the bolt and it has happened to me to receive an incandescent oil sketch in the skillful eye

good luck


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#2930 - 10/12/09 04:58 PM Re: How to handle Miss Fires? [Re: Massimo - Max]
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Thanks Max, I rather think it is just due to the tightnes of the lead into the rifling from the chamber because when I do manage to extract the cartrige there is very prominant engraving of the rifling right up the length of the projectile and is the same for other FWBs.
I have a 1413 Anschutz and the FWB seems to shoot better.It sometimes has the same problem but it is much older and has had the chamber renewed by a reputable gunsmith. (the barrel is now about 30mm shorter because of that now)
I was once told that instead of using oil on the trigger assembly, use graphite powder for the same reasons you give above and it would also last better and make it lighter and more consistant.


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#2931 - 10/12/09 07:42 PM Re: How to handle Miss Fires? [Re: Grumpy]
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Ciao Grumpy,

Maybe it is time to change that old already modified barrel. You have to replace a barrel reliable!
if you are in competition and something went wrong ... you get angry and lose concentration


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#3219 - 05/02/10 09:58 AM Re: How to handle Miss Fires? [Re: Smallbore]
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Miss fire ..........????



mythicallllllllllllllllll !!!!

Do not worry, Some people forget the bolt home !
Remember before putting the jacket .... you must put the bolt into the rifle ........ of course!




Edited by Massimo - Max (06/02/10 01:25 AM)
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