22lr jamming

[fox_hunter 1]

My 22lr is only

A couple days old. And I'm

Using winchester super x subsonics. And empty bullet case jams now

And

Again , I've cleaned gun everytime

I use it? Any ideas

[coldweld 65]

Thats what semi-autos do best ! You seem supprised ?

[fox_hunter 1]

It aint a semi auto :S

[jimboblincs 0]

Try some different ammo, CCI's jam in my CZ

 

Cheers

 

Jim

[lapin2008 1,587]

My 22lr is only

A couple days old. And I'm

Using winchester super x subsonics. And empty bullet case jams now

And

Again , I've cleaned gun everytime

I use it? Any ideas

If you are meaning the empty shell still stuck in the barral when you pull the bolt back, I have had the same in my bolt action cz with winchesters. I put it down to something to do with the ammo batch, I like the winchesters so have stuck with them and I havent had one jam in about the last 2000 rounds but have had some knightmare nights before where i seem to have had to dig every other one out with fingers/keys.

CCI are difficult in CZs (and I think thats generally) as they seem to jam when loading (much more annoying) as well as when ejecting the case. The only one type I have tried and not had jam ever is eley subs but they are harder to get around near me

atb

[pestcontrol121 11]

Clean the chamber out where the empty shell gets stuck as you can get a build up of muck, try giving it a good clean using something like these

 

For the barrel use this

For the chamber use this

Than clean the chamber with this

[gav243 1]

hi i find they get stuck in my ruger but i find its the cases splitting

[cragman 2,763]

Touch wood I've never had anything jam yet, but in case I do when I'm out in the field, I carry a Rapid Rod with me. Breaks down like a tent pole/rod does, but instead of elastic inside the parts, the Rapid Rod has a fine wire. Slot together, twist to tighten and you're ready. Excellent bit of kit for emergencies. My lad sent me a couple over from Canada.

Edited July 1, 2011 by cragman

[lapin2008 1,587]

Touch wood I've never had anything jam yet, but in case I do when I'm out in the field, I carry a Rapid Rod with me. Breaks down like a tent pole/rod does, but instead of elastic inside the parts, the Rapid Rod has a fine wire. Slot together, twist to tighten and you're ready. Excellent bit of kit for emergencies. My lad sent me a couple over from Canada.

That would have saved me countless hours, several finger nails, the tip of an opinel and a set of car keys had I had one of those.

 

atb