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Originally Posted by Old Army Guy
I believe there is merit in your theory as to a "hot" load blowing back the bolt before the bullet leaves the barrel which could cause the case to eject prematurely and explode. My Victory amazed me the other day by auto-cycling CCI 710 fps Quiets. It wasn't a fluke either, multiple magazines with and without suppressor installed. First auto 22 I have ever shot that would do this without considerable work to lighten the bolt and springs. S&W might want to look at the factory spring and make it a tad heavier, although i really like it.
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You may have the answer, the first detonation really did some damage, now she just has a glass jaw with any ammo that is over specks. Too bad, it is a beautiful pistol, shoots very accurately and is a delight, so far ahead of the competition it is pathetic.
At least we can enjoy a market place that provides us a choice when we purchases 22 ammo. I will try some of the quite stuff thanks for sharing your observation & thoughts.