Decoyed
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I finally rolled the dice on a 22 tcm rifle. I would like to report a few things. Light strikes are caused from gummy oil in bolt. I disassembled and cleaned and polished it and lightly reoiled the bolt which seems to have taken care of the light primer strikes.
Using factory ammo 40gr I was getting under minute of angle at 100yds. So I’m happy with that. It’s cold out so I wasn’t shoot great being my hands were so cold.
I read people were saying the ammo primers were to strong so it wouldn’t fire. Nope it’s the gun oil and burrs on the bolt. I reshot the light strike rounds from the other day no issues.
I liked the 22 hornet but the only good one I had was a cz. I’ve owned 4 hornets and they sucked. Hoping the tcm will refill that niche.
Everything I read about these is they are a pain in the butt and I believe it but I love a challenge. Next is to reload for this thing. Lmao stupid rabbit hole
Using factory ammo 40gr I was getting under minute of angle at 100yds. So I’m happy with that. It’s cold out so I wasn’t shoot great being my hands were so cold.
I read people were saying the ammo primers were to strong so it wouldn’t fire. Nope it’s the gun oil and burrs on the bolt. I reshot the light strike rounds from the other day no issues.
I liked the 22 hornet but the only good one I had was a cz. I’ve owned 4 hornets and they sucked. Hoping the tcm will refill that niche.
Everything I read about these is they are a pain in the butt and I believe it but I love a challenge. Next is to reload for this thing. Lmao stupid rabbit hole