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24/47 Ejector Problem |
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Posts: 146 (12/31/08 7:00 PM) |
I have a 24/47 rifle that I've sporterized. It shoots really well but it barely ejects the shells. If I open the bolt and snap it back
vigorously it will barely eject the empty. I don't see anything obviously wrong but I'm not sure what to look for. Any advice will be very welcome. Thanks. |
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Posts: 2077 (12/31/08 9:46 PM) |
when you remove the action from the stock does it work properly?
your boltstop may be binding on the stock. if it is this will cause the ejector blade to move slowly or not at all, preventing it from contacting or pushing the shell out of the extractor. try moving the boltstop if it contacts the stock much at all then thats your problem. sand down under the boltstop until it is free, then refinish and your good to go. if the boltstop is being pushed up on he front end it will make the blade bind in its groove. other things you can do along with removing the wood is to polish both the blade and its slot. this just makes its movment drag free and is mostly considered a custom touch. let us know if it works and good luck!  SAC22PPC
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Posts: 277 (01/01/09 10:24 AM) |
If you check and the stock isn't binding it. Check the ejector blade there are a couple variations of them and they aren't all interchangable. Does the
blade fully inguage the bolt face when the bolt is drawn back? If not you need to relieve the blade until it does. Or swap out the assemby with a working one.
But as SAC send check the stock first that's the common cause.
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Posts: 2078 (01/03/09 1:15 AM) |
cool i didnt know there were different m24 ejector blades, or are these just the same varants in the m98s?
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Posts: 279 (01/03/09 8:50 AM) |
Different blades even in 98's some have a round hole some oval. Depends on when and who made them. IIRC you can put the round ones in most boxes but
sometimes have problems the other way. It's best to keep them together to save the hassle of playing around with them.
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Posts: 2079 (01/05/09 6:54 PM) |
i knew about the 98s sorry i was not clear on that. i didnt however know about the m24 blades cool!
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