I took my M1922 and a cheapie .22 to the range sometime back. The cheapie .22 worked like a champ, the M1922 misfired about half the time. Have to take a look at that advice.
I took my M1922 and a cheapie .22 to the range sometime back. The cheapie .22 worked like a champ, the M1922 misfired about half the time. Have to take a look at that advice.
People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
--George Orwell
dokcop, I can see how the shims could work. I have three or four rifles with the early type M2 bolts. I will check them and see if any have the shims. I may have never taken the bolts apart on these rifles. I don't recall ever seeing those shims mentioned in any of my reference books.
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I agree with cosine26's comment above.
Jim: I did zero the rifle at 25 yds (indoors)…too damn cold to hit the rifle range… before the misfire problem was solved. It shot several respectable +- .75 inch five shot groups, (respectable inasmuch as I had to recock after almost every shot.) I'm hoping to get those groups at 100 yds when the world up here unfreezes. Last year that was mid April…
Regards to all. dokcop