I had my SR22P apart for a cleaning yesterday, and looked at the firing pin protrusion, on my SP22P.
I did Not measure it cause it did not protrude when pushed to the forward position, past the bolt face.
Just for reference my 10/22 (I know they are different) has a .030 protrusion.
Seems like the SR22P has a Inertia driven firing pin.
If the SR22P hammer strikes the firing pin, and No protrusion, (due to it being dirty or tooling or burrs on the firing pin or recess) it must hit the firing pin very had to force it past the bolt face.
Or is this why i am having trouble with my SR22P
Has anyone else had light primer strikes their SR22P?
I did Not measure it cause it did not protrude when pushed to the forward position, past the bolt face.
Just for reference my 10/22 (I know they are different) has a .030 protrusion.
Seems like the SR22P has a Inertia driven firing pin.
If the SR22P hammer strikes the firing pin, and No protrusion, (due to it being dirty or tooling or burrs on the firing pin or recess) it must hit the firing pin very had to force it past the bolt face.
Or is this why i am having trouble with my SR22P
Has anyone else had light primer strikes their SR22P?