i need a quick check guys.. a question

[dvang]

had a fail to feed or eject i think and when i came home today after examining there is a dent i noticed.

is this normal or on your rifle?

Please take a look at the pics i dont know the name of the part. next to the hole where the bullet goes into..

lastly if its not supposed to be there i assume SW will take care of it.

pics

DENT IS ON THE RIGHT IN THE PIC NEXT TO HOLE

thanks

 

[dvang]

the dent is on top when looking into the ejector port. to me it looks like a bullet strock it?? doesnt look machinded in..


thanks


another pic

 

[dvang]

maybe it was OOB? the gun went off and had 2 bullets in chamber when i looked, was jammed... still have extracter.. rifle functioned still after i cleared it..

 

[BELT_FED]

thats on several rifles ive worked on dont know its purpose but it was definately not caused by the bullet... as a rule of thumb lead will not dent steel.. atleast not that small of an amount.. hope this answers you question

 

[dvang]

thanks belt

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

All is well.... mine has the same mark. (had to do some scrubbing but found it)

 

[ledman]

Same here, mine is brand new unfired, just got it yesterday, and mine has that saem indentation, so it must be normal!

 

[dvang]

imma have to shoot more to phil it up then

im at 1000 total today

like a birthday party for the toy

total issues with rifle 6 out of 1000 rounds

1 ftfeed
1 jam
4 ftfire

 

[ledman]

Here is a (clearer) picture of what it looks like on mine

 

[chuck s]

1. There's a dimple at 12 o'clock on the breech on all of them.

2. It is physically impossible to get two cartridges in the chamber at the same time.

-- Chuck

 

[lonejacklarry]

2. It is physically impossible to get two cartridges in the chamber at the same time.

-- Chuck

I think he might have meant the breech area. Nomenclature was never my strong suit either.