From: "Robert Dashwood", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yo!
Robert
Just had a 10/22 back from gunsmiths; new out of box, would not cycle any of
5 varieties of rounds. I was told stainless versions are a b- nuisance. Now
works well after a number of mods and bits of Volquartsen installed. Is this
a familiar problem?
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Presumably for there to be such a large number of aftermarket products ;-)
You see there's my sarcasm at work.
Certainly I've seen 10/22s that are unreliable, semi-auto .22s need to
be kept very clean and they also need to be "shot in". My .22 (not a
Ruger) was unreliable to begin with, and it still is with most brands
of ammo but after a brick of Federal it started to work 100%, at least
with Federal.
I don't think stainless steel has much to do with it, TBH. Possibly
the chamber or something else was too tight.
Semi-autos usually work best with high-velocity solids in my experience.
Steve.
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
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