Skip to main content
Help Center Community Shop

ruger 44 carbine FTF

Comments

10 comments

  • dfletcher
    I'm not familiar with the Ruger 44, does the bolt stay back on the last round from the mag? If so, have you popped in one round in the mag & fired to determine if the load generates enough pressure to properly cycle the bolt?
    0
  • rong
    The spent cartridge
    ejects, the bolt
    closes but doesn't
    chamnber another round.
    This has to be done manualy
    0
  • Laredo Lefty
    Try some factory rounds. Sounds like yours may be too light.
    0
  • BulletBait1
    That's called a feature of the 44 Carbine. I've had 3 and 2 of them did like yours. Seems the lift won't pick-up the second or third round. I tried factory hot loads and several handloads without success. When Ruger wasn't able to correct the one I sent in, I passed it on to another lucky winner. This is the reason for their early demise.
    0
  • rong
    That's just great Bullet[:(]
    0
  • iwannausername
    I've a similar vintage one, only jams I've had are the occasional stove pipe.

    Take it down, give it a good cleaning, try some factory ammo. Mine likes winchester white box 240grn jsp loads.
    0
  • HARO
    YOU MIGHT ALSO TRY; RUGERFORUM.COM OR CALL RUGER FOR SOLUTION.
    SOME RUGER EXPERTS ON FORUM.
    0
  • tsr1965
    Get it off the diet of Unique, and step it up with H-110 or 2400. Those Ruger carbines need hot ammo to cycle. They are not made for target loads, and refrain from using cast bullets.

    Best
    0
  • chiefr
    quote:Originally posted by tsr1965
    Get it off the diet of Unique, and step it up with H-110 or 2400. Those Ruger carbines need hot ammo to cycle. They are not made for target loads, and refrain from using cast bullets.

    Best

    +1
    0
  • rong
    i have w296 and H110 on the way
    with 240jhc but i had to try and
    fire the rifle and out of the 20-30#
    of powder i have bullsys and unique
    were the only ones i could find
    info on.I truly hope
    its the powder ,i was hitting a 6"
    tree at a good distance,she's accurate
    enuff for me
    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity