I had an incident at Dick's where I was sold the wrong rifle. I was buying a Savage MkII but the salesman talked me into a 93R17. Now I've never seen the 93R17 before and assumed what the salesman let me handle was in fact a 93R17 like he says it was. It wasn't. He sold me a MkII. I called them when I sat down and looked at the rifle the next day and the same salesman answered phone and he admitted he messed up. I went down there and he told me he couldn't exchange the rifle but they were going to load me up on gift cards and a bunch of other stuff. I said whatever as I was furious. This was a rifle for my inexperienced girlfriend and I told the manager there what if she tried chambering a round and shooting it? The case could of ruptured and they would of had a major lawsuit. He exchanged the gun and all was well.
Now I'm wondering will a .17 even chamber into a .22 even if you have to force it? The .17 case is approximately 0.3MM larger than a .22LR case.
Thanks in advance.
Now I'm wondering will a .17 even chamber into a .22 even if you have to force it? The .17 case is approximately 0.3MM larger than a .22LR case.
Thanks in advance.
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