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problem with wlr primers staying in pocket
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<blockquote data-quote="Alibiiv" data-source="post: 1623671" data-attributes="member: 69192"><p>I have a safe full of Ruger 77s, and now I have a safe full of Ruger 77s and they all have new Blitzsnell firing pin sprints. I'm having two Ruger 77s built in .270 AI, I sent new Blitzsnells to the gunsmith doing the build. The situation that I had with my Ruger was that it was happening with my son's Ruger also. It was just before we were going on our annual bear hunt so we were scrambling for ammunition. We both built the rifles in 35 Whelen, by the same gunsmith with the same reamer, and both rifles were failing to fire. What is the likelihood that both rifles are going to act up at the same time? I think that if you change your firing pin spring out you'll see a difference in ignition. Also they are not too easy to replace, I had a local gunsmith do mine. He did it by hand with a small vise, I believe there's a special tool for changing them out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alibiiv, post: 1623671, member: 69192"] I have a safe full of Ruger 77s, and now I have a safe full of Ruger 77s and they all have new Blitzsnell firing pin sprints. I'm having two Ruger 77s built in .270 AI, I sent new Blitzsnells to the gunsmith doing the build. The situation that I had with my Ruger was that it was happening with my son's Ruger also. It was just before we were going on our annual bear hunt so we were scrambling for ammunition. We both built the rifles in 35 Whelen, by the same gunsmith with the same reamer, and both rifles were failing to fire. What is the likelihood that both rifles are going to act up at the same time? I think that if you change your firing pin spring out you'll see a difference in ignition. Also they are not too easy to replace, I had a local gunsmith do mine. He did it by hand with a small vise, I believe there's a special tool for changing them out. [/QUOTE]
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