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I had no idea that had been an issue. Might explain why RC's advice is to nut up and my experience is to run for the hills. Edit: I read about the somewhat recent Winchest double loading issues briefly. Wish I knew if it was Winchester or something else

DAMN. Now there's a story. I grew up in a family of anti's..Which is probably why I equate stuff like blown .22 case rims to nuclear AIDS. That's pretty ballsy to shoot a gun you KNOW will blow rims though. I've seen a 10/22 shooter get pretty badly burned when his decided to vent through the...

Good luck Greg. Keep us posted on what happens!

RC, I hope I don't come across as undermining you, based on our post counts this very much more your sandbox than mine. I just try to share what I feel is the safest and most thorough method of going about things when we are dealing with issues like case rupture. I just feel it would be a shame...

Braver than I. My face is already ugly enough without any burns. If I were fixing a rifle for my brother, I'd try to do things by the book. Especially since he's a lawyer. :eek:

My pleasure. I love these little guns and I think it's cool that you're getting one working again. I agree with your thoughts that it generally should be consistent enough to not be an issue. If you take a box of bulk .22 ammo and measure rim thickness on every round, you could in all...

She is most likely referring to the correct headspacing, the distance between the bolt face and front wall of the breech. At the factory, the headspacing is set to each receiver. If you look at your new bolt, you will see a few numbers hand-scribed somewhere on the bolt, these correlate with the...

If that's the case, then why is his badge on the correct side?