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    Quote Originally Posted by kfields View Post
    My comment may possibly be a hindrance or distraction to this thread and Leagleagle's rifle issue but I'll slug forward anyway. Hopefully it is helpful.
    I have a somewhat similar story with My Remington Model 1917...but then again, maybe not.
    Cosmetically the rifle looks good just sitting there and it functions fine while dry firing.
    However once I load a round and fire, the bolt will not open unless I use a rubber mallet and pop it open with some force. Thinking it was the bolt, I exchanged the bolt from my Winchester, fired and had the same problem! I had to use the rubber mallet again! Either bolt works fine in my Winchester.
    Is this a similar problem as leagleagle has or does it point to a different problem?
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    The original bolt worked fine. The extractor broke on it and being lazy,(not to mention all thumbs), I got another bolt and that's the one that's giving me problems.

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    the cure, for an over sized chamber...a new barrel..you can cut the shoulder down, but youll always have a ring..
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    Attachment 14583

    heres what a case looks that has been shot in a chamber that was over sized, then had the shoulder cut back, and reamed..
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