I posted earlier about ejection problems with my Buckmark. I took all the advice given and cleaned it up, tried a new mag and tried more ammo types. Today I put about 280 rounds through it (Wildcats, Maxi-Mag(?) and Stinger). Again the Stingers where the only ones which gave me no problems. The rest seemed to not have enough oompf to eject well, leaving the case between the slide and the barrel or not even pulling the case from the chamber all the way and rechambering it when the slide returned. On one occasion I had a case stuck between the sight base and the new partialy fed round. On a different occasion the new round bumped the case and got stuck vericaly between the sight base and the frame and was bent when the slide hit it. That was a scary one cause I was not sure what the primer area was resting on while I was trying to free it.
All these problems seem to be generated by the faulty ejections. Now, the Stingers are listed at 191 ft-lps which might be a bit high for a .22 handgun not to mention that they are quite expensive for .22 ammo and the whole point of me picking up a .22 was cheaper ammo.
If anyone has any ideas I would love to hear them. I'll be calling Browning as well.
Lochaber
All these problems seem to be generated by the faulty ejections. Now, the Stingers are listed at 191 ft-lps which might be a bit high for a .22 handgun not to mention that they are quite expensive for .22 ammo and the whole point of me picking up a .22 was cheaper ammo.
If anyone has any ideas I would love to hear them. I'll be calling Browning as well.
Lochaber