bukMarkster
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Searched for this topic first so I hope I ain't spiking a thread that's already out there.
Been having issues with my buckmark 22LR and have come back here with hat in hand and head bowed.
Started when I bought a brand new magazine and noticed it's slightly different from my two original mags.
Sometimes it's near-impossible to get it to seat and click the ejector button up--then sometimes when I do get it in I have to have help ejecting the clip as my thumb by itself ain't strong enough to press the release button.
Friend suggested it was my blankety blank hand-carved walnut grips causing all the misery and he may be right. If I tighten them on good (so that you can't feel them wiggle when you hold the gun) then I can't get a clip to release at all once it's been loaded.
Too loose (so that clips slide in and out as they oughta) then that little softened v-shaped spring on the right half of the gun slips out of place and the gun won't cock. (My blueprints ain't handy or I could give the part its proper name).
Obviously my gun depends on a certain amount of grip-tightness but I'm wondering if the wood needs to be machined a bit so that the clips don't bind?
Reticent to go grinding away on the walnut till I ask the advise of you seasoned veterans.
Thanx for the width,
b
Been having issues with my buckmark 22LR and have come back here with hat in hand and head bowed.
Started when I bought a brand new magazine and noticed it's slightly different from my two original mags.
Sometimes it's near-impossible to get it to seat and click the ejector button up--then sometimes when I do get it in I have to have help ejecting the clip as my thumb by itself ain't strong enough to press the release button.
Friend suggested it was my blankety blank hand-carved walnut grips causing all the misery and he may be right. If I tighten them on good (so that you can't feel them wiggle when you hold the gun) then I can't get a clip to release at all once it's been loaded.
Too loose (so that clips slide in and out as they oughta) then that little softened v-shaped spring on the right half of the gun slips out of place and the gun won't cock. (My blueprints ain't handy or I could give the part its proper name).
Obviously my gun depends on a certain amount of grip-tightness but I'm wondering if the wood needs to be machined a bit so that the clips don't bind?
Reticent to go grinding away on the walnut till I ask the advise of you seasoned veterans.
Thanx for the width,
b