It worked! Thanks for the guidance. The stuck object was an empty casing.
Why was the action frozen? Anything I should do differently next time? I'm guessing it was because it needs to be cleaned.
It worked! Thanks for the guidance. The stuck object was an empty casing.
Why was the action frozen? Anything I should do differently next time? I'm guessing it was because it needs to be cleaned.
Last edited by LeJerk; 01-06-2018 at 21:54.
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Yes, I'm aware of basic physics. It's the differential cooling, and stresses induced in the case from firing, that cause it to balloon and lengthen some on extraction. Without the shrinkage on cooling it would be bigger still than it remains. Cramming a just-fired, partially-cooled case back into the chamber will often result in a stuck case, mostly due to length expansion (which is why resized fired cases often need to be trimmed back to proper length).
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