Failure to feed Custom Shop RPR 6.5 Creedmoor
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I know but i have to remove scope send it to them and wait 4-6 weeks to get it back and that is no good
it was fine when it went into gun i have 6 or seven that look like that that is just the worst
That's odd, because the dent looks like it's folded inside. Dents caused by a chamber usually end up with wrinkle lines on them.
It takes a lot of effort to bend a case neck like that while chambering.
Maybe it's just how the picture shows it...
Have you tried a different magazine?
It takes a lot of effort to bend a case neck like that while chambering.
Maybe it's just how the picture shows it...
Have you tried a different magazine?
Were you shooting off a bipod or over a barrier with the magazine and mag well jammed against it?
If the mag is jammed against something, it can tip the front down causing the cartridge to impact the chamber end of the barrel instead of nosing into the chamber. It really doesn't take much to cause that.
If the mag is jammed against something, it can tip the front down causing the cartridge to impact the chamber end of the barrel instead of nosing into the chamber. It really doesn't take much to cause that.
unfortunately i tried both of the stock mags and one metal on same thing also tried hornady match all the same guess i have no choice but to send to ruger.
ruger turned it around in less than a week so i will be trying it again Thur The tech at ruger said the ejector plunger was to seated to high fingers crossed
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Ejector plunger? That sort of makes sense, keeping the round from centering into the chamber. Waiting to hear.
Glad they are still doing good customer service. A few years ago I had a 556 model with chambering issues. They said here's the shipping label, send it to us in a non-descript box. My reply was, you've seen all of the printing on the factory box, right? They expedited a non-descript box to me, and turned it around quickly to boot.
Glad they are still doing good customer service. A few years ago I had a 556 model with chambering issues. They said here's the shipping label, send it to us in a non-descript box. My reply was, you've seen all of the printing on the factory box, right? They expedited a non-descript box to me, and turned it around quickly to boot.
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Ruger fixed the problem! put a 60 rounds thru and no jamming feeding issues
