Thread: CZ 527 Mauser Feed Issues.

Originally Posted by No.3

Yep got in before I mentioned it!

Can you explain it in layman's?

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Did u buy new
Fk it return it...
AS A dealer I would have bitched to sales rep. U shouldn't have to do anything
Still one of the best action imho

Originally Posted by Sharki

Did u buy new
Fk it return it...
AS A dealer I would have bitched to sales rep. U shouldn't have to do anything
Still one of the best action imho

Na, inherited. So it's a keeper even if it isn't a shooter.

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Take the floorplate off the mag. Be careful the insides don't spring out at ya. Note which way round the spring is (leg pointing forward or back) change it round and retry. If that doesn't work try turning it over top to bottom.

you can see the follower is angled down in your photo, it should be sitting level like the one above

Originally Posted by 20 Bore

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you can see the follower is angled down in your photo, it should be sitting level like the one above

Yeah it generally sits level, however when the last round was being fed that was how it sat. It jams like that easily.

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Originally Posted by 20 Bore

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you can see the follower is angled down in your photo, it should be sitting level like the one above

Can you turn the mag 90 deg and take a photo of the front lips?

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The model has long been known for feeding problems, however there are some reasonably easy fixes. If the round is sitting too high and contacting the top of the chamber then either the magazine feed lips are too far apart at the front and need to be tweaked with a good pair of pliers (like Marmite, a little goes a long way so be careful), or the extractor edges need some gentle chamfering and polishing. Remember, it is better to do several careful adjustments than one big one that goes too far! The attached sketch may help.

Originally Posted by gundoc

The model has long been known for feeding problems, however there are some reasonably easy fixes. If the round is sitting too high and contacting the top of the chamber then either the magazine feed lips are too far apart at the front and need to be tweaked with a good pair of pliers (like Marmite, a little goes a long way so be careful), or the extractor edges need some gentle chamfering and polishing. Remember, it is better to do several careful adjustments than one big one that goes too far! The attached sketch may help.Attachment 240361

Yep the front of theround it rising up and hitting something in the chamber. That looks like a good next step.

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I have two 465vs, both have that problem, I just feed them with authority and that seems to take care of the problem.

Yeah that pic is not the normal state of the mag but how it jams on the last round.

Typically, it sits level.

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