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A Swiss made K-31 sporter with a fancy (no doubt expensive) 1" directly overbore 1" mount carrying a 3-9 Leupold.
Wonderful and accurate except empties fall back in action.
Guessing there is some part(s) missing.
Suggestions ? Thanks !
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On most firearms there is an extractor AND an ejector.
The extractor extracts the spent shell from the chamber.
The ejector will eject the empty shell out of the firearm.
It’s possible you’re missing the ejector or the spring that powers the ejector.
This happens even if you don't have a scope. The trick is to tilt the rifle as you pull the bolt back and maybe pull a little less vigorously. Though I'm not sure how well that will work for a scope.
Uh, no.
Two answers that don't address the issue.
K-31s eject almost straight up. As do 1889 and 96-11s. I have no problem with any of them that have no scope mounts. This rifle extracts & ejects just fine except the empty hits the mount and drops back into the action.
My other K-31 has the Swiss Products offset mount, again, no problems.
the main problem is the user.
Uh, no, the real problem is people who dns about K-31s but just HAVE TO run their pie holes.
I think we should all play nice.
Mr. Humble, you might consider posting a more detailed picture of the bolt face and action to get a better informed answer.
I know now how it feels to watch a dog chase its tail ... :lol:
Lots of great participation and diverging viewpoints, but some folks still need to read about our forum etiquette policy they agreed to under our Terms of Service Agreement" they electronically signed when they joined. ;)
Regards,
Doug