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I`d quit firing the rifle untill I had it inspected and repaired. It sounds like a head space problem and could be/IS dangerous if true. I would give the manufacture another call or take it back to the shop that sold it to you. There should be NO gap between the case head and the reciever face. | |||
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OL'JOE IS CORRECT. STOP FIRING IT NOW! YOUR HEAD SPACE IS BAD AND IT COULD BE FROM A METALLURGY PROBLEM AND NOT A MACHINING PROBLEM. IF IT IS A METALLURGY PROBLEM YOUR HEADSPACE COULD CONTINUE TO STRETCH UNTIL IT SHEARS. BAD NEWS.... I HOPE THIS HELPS | |||
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Mossberg has asked me to return the rifle to them along with some fired cases. They are even paying for shipping. I'll report the results. | ||
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I suspect your headspace is OK,,,,What is happening if I understand your description is the primer is flowing into the fireing pin hole and when you open it then it shrears off the flow...You need to send it back to the factory or have a gunsmith bush the firing pin hole... | |||
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Ray, I think you pinned down the problem. That is exactly what appears to be happening. The gun is on the way back to New Haven as we speak. Man, has my luck with new rifles sucked this year! This makes three in a row with a problem. | ||
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