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Reloading
Stuck case in chamber
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<blockquote data-quote="jdyoung" data-source="post: 1943272" data-attributes="member: 113391"><p>If you have a borescope, I would give it a look to check for fouling. Especially in the throat.</p><p>With the problem I had on my 7 Wby, bolt was hard to open. I didn't have a bore scope. They where not prevalent back then except for high end gunsmiths.</p><p>I put some Sweets 7.62 copper solvent on a patch and started it in the throat , left it there for a number of minutes. When I pulled it out, it was all turquois color. The sign of copper load up. I worked all the copper out and problem was solved.</p><p>What was your initial starting load ????</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jdyoung, post: 1943272, member: 113391"] If you have a borescope, I would give it a look to check for fouling. Especially in the throat. With the problem I had on my 7 Wby, bolt was hard to open. I didn't have a bore scope. They where not prevalent back then except for high end gunsmiths. I put some Sweets 7.62 copper solvent on a patch and started it in the throat , left it there for a number of minutes. When I pulled it out, it was all turquois color. The sign of copper load up. I worked all the copper out and problem was solved. What was your initial starting load ???? [/QUOTE]
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