Thread: Little help needed

Originally Posted by Barefoot

perhaps strip and clean bolt then a light spray of oil may be in order as well?
@JayColli did you ever have a similar issue with it when you had it? It hasn't been fired since I got it off you.

Cleaned an oiled. Might be what vc said

When my 110 played up I cleaned the chamber with a 12g brush
Worked a Treat

Sports world Matamata will have what you need mate

It can happen on rifles that have only ever had a oiled patch threw them, builds up and up.

Obviously clean/check bolt and chamber locking lug area for any shit and lightly lube also.

This rifle has definitely seen its fair share of trips to the bush and is probably due for a really good cleaning but I can't say I ever had any issues with it on high-volume missions while goat shooting but check out savageshooters.com

They have a few forums dedicated specifically to the 110-series rifles and if this is something that has come up before then you're going to find some really good additional material on there.

Hmmm f*** it.

Originally Posted by possummatti

Hmmm f*** it.

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

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Moooore money vc

I think you will find this is a relatively well known problem with110's. I had it in my 110 in 338LM, had the chamber polished, problem went away. It stems from the poor machining finish which doesn't tolerate any build up/fouling whatsoever.

Take it to your local gunsmith for a look, or have a close look yourself with a decent light on it, if you can see circular machining marks it's most likely the problem. Chamber polish shouldn't cost that much, I think mine was $60 or thereabouts

Originally Posted by redbang

I think you will find this is a relatively well known problem with110's. I had it in my 110 in 338LM, had the chamber polished, problem went away. It stems from the poor machining finish which doesn't tolerate any build up/fouling whatsoever.

Take it to your local gunsmith for a look, or have a close look yourself with a decent light on it, if you can see circular machining marks it's most likely the problem. Chamber polish shouldn't cost that much, I think mine was $60 or thereabouts

Hey redbang. Think i might just suck it up and take it to a gun smith. Had a look but couldn't see too much. At the start of the chamber there is about 6mm of thread which i assume is what the barrel screws into. Should this have nothing screwed into it? Sorry for the ammature explanation

Originally Posted by possummatti

Hmmm f*** it.

Did you seriously think you were going to buy and use a rifle but not buy any cleaning gear for it??? was the plan to throw it away or sell it after X amount of rounds?

Originally Posted by Proudkiwi

Did you seriously think you were going to buy and use a rifle but not buy any cleaning gear for it??? was the plan to throw it away or sell it after X amount of rounds?

Yea was planning on just sighting it in then using the stock as firewood and the rest for a coat hanger. I was always planning on getting cleaning gear i just was hoping not to have to go to a gunsmith to sort it. Shit happens, chill out

here's a high tech diagram for you guys. And before you ask , no i did not get a professional to do it for me

Looks like a rifle to me.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Looks like a rifle to me.

Shit is that what it is. Had me stuck on that one since i bought it.