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That's what we have. A-Zoom Aluminum caps.TxCajun said:If you are using the cheapo plastic dummy rounds, they may already be deformed and/or worn. Get some A-Zoom snap caps. They are about the best quality out there.
To be clear, note that rc is talking about filing down the snapcap, NOT the chamber of the pistol.rcmodel said:That right there is where it is getting stuck in the chamber.
Use a fine cut file and take off just a frog-hair where the bright spot was, then color it and try again.
To be clear, note that rc is talking about filing down the snapcap, NOT the chamber of the pistol.TxCajun said:[quote author=rcmodel link=1289149879/0#4 date=1289406969]That right there is where it is getting stuck in the chamber.
Use a fine cut file and take off just a frog-hair where the bright spot was, then color it and try again.