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  • 260
    make sure the barrel is tight to the receiver. you might try another brand of ammo.
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  • 260
    i forgot to mention... a new firing pin??
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  • pip5255
    have you tried asking Ruger for assistance ?
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by bpost1958
    . . .looks like light firing pin hits.

    The rifle has 50K plus rounds through it.

    Any thoughts on how to fix it?

    What. . .only 50,000 rounds? Obviously the problem is that the gun isn't broken in yet! [;)]

    OK, seriously, 50k rounds. . .light firing pin hits. . .

    Yes, you said the hammer spring seems stout, but it seems like you're due for a worn hammer spring, and that would explain the problem.

    Part only costs a few bucks. . .worth a shot.

    New firing pin can't hurt either. . .though that will cost a little more.

    Also, make sure the chamber is sparkly clean and isn't damaged/peened anywhere. Those things could reduce firing pin impact.

    On how to remove the bolt. . .
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqsieEh9MzQ
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  • bpost
    Thanks for the link. I'll tear it down tomorrow and see what I can find.
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  • elubsme
    They are easy to disassemble. Make sure the safety button is in the center position or you may chip the stock removing the barreled action. What I mean is the safety button is neither on nor off but centered in the trigger guard.[;)]
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  • rwfixem
    seen this three times. barrel retainer screws loosened up. check they are both tight.
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  • gunnut505
    Pull the bolt and clean the crap out of the space where it used to live!
    Non-cleaning rimfires only ought to apply to single shots.
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  • tsr1965
    Don't over tighten the barrel retention screws in the v-block. If you do, you will need another one of those too, as they can, and will split.

    Best
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