Brass sticks after firing

[Solaction]

Thanks DSMITH great idea.

This is each side of the brass.

 

[DSMITH1651]

Thanks DSMITH great idea.

This is each side of the brass.

I don't see anything obvious but I'm new to this game too. I just know the trick and used it to identify a chamber issue of my own a month ogo or so.
Duane

 

[AZShooter]

You found it. Now to deal with it. I would start with some 400 wet and dry with a few drops of oil placed in a slotted stick and rotated by a hand drill. It might just need some minor sanding.

If this is something that makes you uncomfortable doing yourself go see a gunsmith and show him your brass. I have seen my gunsmith do this on several occasions.

 

[Solaction]

You found it. Now to deal with it. I would start with some 400 wet and dry with a few drops of oil placed in a slotted stick and rotated by a hand drill. It might just need some minor sanding.

If this is something that makes you uncomfortable doing yourself go see a gunsmith and show him your brass. I have seen my gunsmith do this on several occasions.

Thanks everyone for the help with figuring this out.

AZShooter I lapped the chamber and it worked, I shot 3 rounds and it was smooth each time I ejected with out any resistance.

 

[AZShooter]

That is great! Thanks for sharing your results.

Ross

 

[royinidaho]

Yep, good to know.

Thanks for posting results.