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  • Super User
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shooting at the range tonight and my son is shooting my Ruger MKII. if you own one of these you know they are great shooters and hardly ever fail to fire. the thing starts jamming once in a while, i assume it needs to be cleaned. No. im watching my son and instead of a "CRACK" when he fires, we get more of a "POP".

the pic explains the rest.

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  • Super User
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that does suck! are you shooting handloads?

Can you even handload .22s ?

And if you could, would it even be worth the trouble, compared to buying 22 rounds..?

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that does suck! are you shooting handloads?

Can you even handload .22s ?

my mistake, just got focused on the pic. and did not notice it was a .22 :-[

  • Super User
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to be fair, i never said it was a .22

i popped the stuck round out with a cleaning rod.

  • Super User
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IIRC, the MKII was only made in 22 cal...at least a long time ago it was... :D

  • Super User
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I would think that if the report sounds different than what you would think is normal, that you may have some bad ammo.  Secondly, if you are shooting a cheap ammo like the Thunderbolt, quit.  Give the gun a good cleaning and start using clad ammo so the lead buildup is reduced.

The Mark II's are good little guns.  FWIW, 22's are a rim fire cartridge not centerfire, they are not reloadable.  Good Luck  8-)

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