#NYLON 66 STOCK CRACK FULL#
#NYLON 66 STOCK CRACK CRACK#

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#NYLON 66 STOCK CRACK FULL#

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#NYLON 66 STOCK CRACK CRACK#

Any crack can allow expansion on firing and change critical dimensions.So, yes.misfires would be a sign of that HOWEVER.you might want to check for dry fire damage.The design of the 22 rimfire is such that the firing pin overlaps the edge of the chamber and when it is dry fired the FP whacks the edge of the chamber and causes damage.You will often see a dent,burr and metal peened into the chamber The result is restricted feed and extraction and light hits.There is a repair method DO NOT REMOVE ANY METAL.There is a special tool called a MENCK Chamber Iron. In this firearm.the stock is actually the reciever.

Nylon 66 stock crack