Andrew Rothman
Member
I was shooting my Browning Buckmark .22, with some Remington "Golden", 36 Grain, Holden Hollow Point Bullet, Copper Coated, Bulk Packed ammo.
One casing failed to eject. I pushed it out with a cleaning rod, and there was a crack running from tip to base.
The gun seemed fine, and I shot it the rest of the evening.
Is this common? Is this a big deal?
At $.02 per round, I can live with a dud or two per box, but is this a sign from above that I should be shooting a better class of ammo?
One casing failed to eject. I pushed it out with a cleaning rod, and there was a crack running from tip to base.
The gun seemed fine, and I shot it the rest of the evening.
Is this common? Is this a big deal?
At $.02 per round, I can live with a dud or two per box, but is this a sign from above that I should be shooting a better class of ammo?