hey guys,
Quick question. so this past weekend I was at the range shooting my old browning and 2 of the 10 shots resulted in a "click" and no "BOOM". After ejecting the clicked cartrige i noticed the primer had very small dent in it. Not nearly as large or deep as the shells the properly fired. Once I put the shell back in the chamber and tryed to reshoot it fired fine. Any Ideas what could be the cause of this and what I could do to remedy it. I sure would hate for this to happen while running in to big brown while deer hunting on admiralty.
The rifle is in pretty good shape. it is an old browning .338 auto loader. Cant remember what the model name is. But its the old "humpback" style.
Thanks and any advice is greatly appreciated.
Quick question. so this past weekend I was at the range shooting my old browning and 2 of the 10 shots resulted in a "click" and no "BOOM". After ejecting the clicked cartrige i noticed the primer had very small dent in it. Not nearly as large or deep as the shells the properly fired. Once I put the shell back in the chamber and tryed to reshoot it fired fine. Any Ideas what could be the cause of this and what I could do to remedy it. I sure would hate for this to happen while running in to big brown while deer hunting on admiralty.
The rifle is in pretty good shape. it is an old browning .338 auto loader. Cant remember what the model name is. But its the old "humpback" style.
Thanks and any advice is greatly appreciated.
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