Advice needed

[Kahrnut]

Maybe its just too dirty.

This. get some of this, remove the bolt, clean the firing pin, and hole, it's possibly gummed up, slowing it down. Also, try another brand of ammo.

 

[Greybeard]

View attachment 1150238 This. get some of this, remove the bolt, clean the firing pin, and hole, it's possibly gummed up, slowing it down. Also, try another brand of ammo.

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What he said. Looking at your first pix, you either have a gummed up firing pin or your not fully into battery. Looks like a bolt rifle, so I would go with a dirty, gummy weak spring on your bolt.

 

[TheRustler]

Thanks guys. Ill try that.

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[Plinker66]

Be sure to use all those strong gun cleaning chemicals outdoors and in a breeze whenever possible cuz the fumes can be really bad for you.

 

[TheRustler]

Yes sir. Whats the best lune to use on it once its clean?

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[Falcon1]

Did you strip and clean it before shooting it? When buying a used gun always disassemble and deep clean and oil before shooting.

 

[Kahrnut]

Meant to mention, clean entire bolt assembly, while out. If not much trouble, remove the stock, & clean the action. The non-chlorinated brake cleaner is not as harmful to plastics, etc. About $3/can, same stuff as Gun Blaster, etc., which is $6/can+.

 

[TheRustler]

Did you strip and clean it before shooting it? When buying a used gun always disassemble and deep clean and oil before shooting.

No sir. Dumb of me but i didnt think of it. My first rifle ever and guess i was to excited to try it

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[Kahrnut]

Yes sir. Whats the best lune to use on it once its clean?

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[Falcon1]

No sir. Dumb of me but i didnt think of it. My first rifle ever and guess i was to excited to try it

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Ha we've all been there. That goes for new guns as well always clean and lube. Enjoy your new rifle.