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I have a Remington 522 Viper, and every time i shoot it fires but the shell casing does not eject it gets jammed up sideways in the chamber. It fires fine everytime, but will NOT eject right. It tries but never gets it out it gets jammed in sidways everytime. WHAT IS WRONG WITH IT PLEASE HELP!!!!!
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What loads (brands) are you shooting in it?
might be the slide to it might not be moving correctly
Ditto with matouse3. Those crappy Winchester Wildcats will do that every time.
Take it apart and clean the guts, and leave it just barely oiled with something thin. Probably just the ammo but this sure won't hurt.
Yeah, i'm with shane. Clean that bugger.
If the shell casing get left in the magazine space in a horizontal position virtually every time the problem is usually a failure of the extractor to do its job. The extractor has to hold the casing by the rim long enough to make contact with the ejector located on the other side of the receiver. Don't write off what the guys have said about cleaning! If you've been shooting a lot and failing to keep the chamber and bolt operating area clean you should start there.
just take it to a local gun nut that you trust or gun dealer they will fix it or thell you whats wrong
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Yeah, i'm with shane. Clean that bugger.
What loads (brands) are you shooting in it?
might be the slide to it might not be moving correctly
Ditto with matouse3. Those crappy Winchester Wildcats will do that every time.
Take it apart and clean the guts, and leave it just barely oiled with something thin. Probably just the ammo but this sure won't hurt.
If the shell casing get left in the magazine space in a horizontal position virtually every time the problem is usually a failure of the extractor to do its job. The extractor has to hold the casing by the rim long enough to make contact with the ejector located on the other side of the receiver. Don't write off what the guys have said about cleaning! If you've been shooting a lot and failing to keep the chamber and bolt operating area clean you should start there.
just take it to a local gun nut that you trust or gun dealer they will fix it or thell you whats wrong
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