Thanks for the response. It happens to me every time I slowly cycle the bolt and I even if I I do it aggressively it still has a 50/50 chance of ejecting or not.
Just got a new Sako 85 in .270 and I’ve heard there are ejection issues with them that cause the rounds to hit the scope. Anyone know about this?
Any remedies or advice?
Just got off the phone with Winchester and wow the guy was an asshole. He told me that their gunsmiths are “experts” and they will watch NOT video because they have already seen it with their own two eyes and determined the gun is working perfectly fine.
He tried to say I must have been just...
That’s exactly what I was thinking! This can’t be controlled round feed! Problem is they got very upset with me last time I sent the gun back and they were claiming that it was perfectly fine and I didn’t need to send the gun back at all. I’m gonna call them today and arrange to get the gun sent...
so I’m not crazy then? Winchester swore that it was fine because it can feed, but the left side round isn’t controlled until the bolt is all the way pushed forward. Also depending on the angle and how fast I push the bolt, the left rounds will not feed
Hello all, I recently purchased a new model 70 super grade in .270 win. I believe I am having issues with the controlled round feed and would like to see y’all’s opinions.
Rounds on the right side of the mag are controlled the entire time and knock up out of the magazine and immediately into...
Curious to see what many of y’all view your hunting rifles as. I know that some people find it bizarre to attach sentimental value or feelings onto a firearm, knife, etc. but some of you feel the opposite.
I find myself more in the camp of caring about the “soul” and nature of a firearm and my...
Gonna keep it real with you, Tikkas look uncanny with a wood stock with all the plastic still on them and the magazine. It just doesn’t work like a Sako, Winchester, or a Weatherby.