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Originally Posted by sigp220.45
Its because a .22 LR uses a heel-type bullet, so the case is the same diameter as the bullet. A .22 Magnum bullet sits inside the case, and the case is a larger diameter. So a magnum chamber is larger, even though the bullets are nearly the same.
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Originally Posted by Muley Gil
The bore size refers to the diameter of the barrel. The sticking problem refers to the cases expanding into oversize chambers in the cylinder.
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Thank you gentlemen. I should have asked my question without the quote.
Trying again...
Question: How much does a cylinder chamber have to be oversize in order to create an ejection problem in a .22 LR revolver?
I ask this because I too have ejection problems (sticking) with a couple of my .22 LR revolvers.