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  • beagle
    I had a 22 hornet that you had to take a cleaning rod to remove the fired brass on reloads. Is this what you are talking about?
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  • Robert02
    YES!! I don,t understand why you should have to take a cleaning rod with you just to shoot or hunt. The guns shoot very well and I like them.
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  • perry shooter
    Hello take some JB bore cleaner put on a cleaning patch and wrwap around a old bore brush the size of chamber DONOT push into bore then chuck in rechargeable drill and polish chamber again NOT IN BORE OR NECH OF CHAMBER.
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  • D@D
    I have one in 22 hornet does the same thing I've tried polishing up the chamber with no luck[:(].I think I'm going to send it back in to NEF for some work.

    Guns kill people like spoons made Rosie O'Donnell fat
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  • beagle
    I read a previous post where someone was using a small base die on .223 to fix this. When you drive fifteen minutes and walk almost a mile to shoot, it is frustrating to only get to fire one or two shots. I don't know how nef is going to fix this problem. I traded my nef hornet for a ruger.
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  • TWalker
    In .22 Hornet I've had the same problem but only with handloaded ammo. I know mine are slightly warm! As long as I use factory ammo I don't have a problem. The rest of the time I carry a wooden dowel rod or section of cleaning rod to drop down the bore.
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