I was shooting last night and all of the sudden i couldn't chamber a factory round. pulled the barrel and this is what i have. cleaned the piss out of it and still the same has anyone experienced this?
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Nope! i completely cleaned the chamber and inspected it and i can't see anything.Is a previously fired broken case neck in the bbl?
fired case and go gauge fit fine as shown on the picture on the original post its grabbing the bullet. That is what i dont understand its like a bur just popped up out of nowhere. shot 2 rounds fine then i couldn't chamber the third.
Any round i have tried 2 different kinds of hornady and federal its not a ammo issue......... Its a 6.5 creed.Did you try other rounds? Did you compare the one that didn't chamber to anything else in the box?
The thing that is weird to me is it shot find for a couple hundred rounds and then all of the sudden had issues.The throat doesn't look right. ?
work it over yesterday with some solvent and a very mild polish and got it working i guess time will tell if it keeps working. Still no response from proof im not gonna shoot it much till elk season is over.CLR the chamber end up through the throat then hit it with a brush (brass/bronze, not nylon). Probably have carbon build up or carbon ring that's catching the bullet.
work it over yesterday with some solvent and a very mild polish and got it working i guess time will tell if it keeps working. Still no response from proof im not gonna shoot it much till elk season is over.
I shoot lots and lots of American gunner in 6.5 and go way more than 200 rounds between cleanings without issues. Maybe it is just one of those things that can just happen.Hornady american gunner and Precision hunter.
actually got a response from proof and i told them what was going on and they said if i had any more issues let them know.Reamer wear is a thing that happens, too. The free-bore on the Creedmoors (and most match chambers for that matter) is fairly tight to align the bullet straight with the barrel. It doesn't take much wear to get them cutting on the tight side of things.