For you that own the CA 22 Ranger I am curious about some issues I am having.
I know there were some reported extraction issues but I was hoping we were past that by now. My gun shop has been trying to get one in for a good while now and Thursday, they were finally able to get one in. I ran up and snagged it, got home, mounted the scope and cleaned and oiled per website instructions.
I had hoped this was a newer one off the line and wouldn't have the extraction issues. Don't know how new mine is and can't assume this is a newer one off the line even though my dealer is a Christensen Arms dealer and just now getting this.
So here is what mine is doing:
80% of the time, its like the claws have a good hold on it and I have to drop the magazine and pry the empty rounds loose.
About 10% of the time it doesn't get stuck in the claws but falls on top of the magazine:
And then, lastly, about 10% of the time I seem to get a proper ejection.
SO my question on this is: Is this the normal old extraction issues that have been regularly reported or something new. Is there a quick fix for it so I don't have to send the gun back and miss so much time with it?
NEXT UP:
There is a gap between the action and the stock. Also even though the stock screws are in and seem darn tight, the barrel will move from one side of the barrel channel to the other without much effort at all. When doing this the stock along where the action is flexes quite a bit and the gap between the action and stock opens up wider and narrower as the barrel moves around in barrel channel easily.
Since all this occurred straight out of the box, I haven't really had an opportunity to ammo test much but I would expect it not to be great with all the gap and action moving around in the stock.
So is this normal on the stock as well to do this?
Thanks for any information.
I know there were some reported extraction issues but I was hoping we were past that by now. My gun shop has been trying to get one in for a good while now and Thursday, they were finally able to get one in. I ran up and snagged it, got home, mounted the scope and cleaned and oiled per website instructions.
I had hoped this was a newer one off the line and wouldn't have the extraction issues. Don't know how new mine is and can't assume this is a newer one off the line even though my dealer is a Christensen Arms dealer and just now getting this.
So here is what mine is doing:
80% of the time, its like the claws have a good hold on it and I have to drop the magazine and pry the empty rounds loose.
About 10% of the time it doesn't get stuck in the claws but falls on top of the magazine:
And then, lastly, about 10% of the time I seem to get a proper ejection.
SO my question on this is: Is this the normal old extraction issues that have been regularly reported or something new. Is there a quick fix for it so I don't have to send the gun back and miss so much time with it?
NEXT UP:
There is a gap between the action and the stock. Also even though the stock screws are in and seem darn tight, the barrel will move from one side of the barrel channel to the other without much effort at all. When doing this the stock along where the action is flexes quite a bit and the gap between the action and stock opens up wider and narrower as the barrel moves around in barrel channel easily.
Since all this occurred straight out of the box, I haven't really had an opportunity to ammo test much but I would expect it not to be great with all the gap and action moving around in the stock.
So is this normal on the stock as well to do this?
Thanks for any information.