stretchman25

Yes ... I load the rims to where they do not catch on one another. Many times when the rifle magazine has been loaded and rifle has had its muzzle pointed down(riding in the truck)the cartridges will "slip" to the front of the magazine, and when the bolt is operated the it will not pick up the next cartrtidge.

About a year ago I put together a 220 Swift on a Yugo 48 action. I have never been able to get the rifle to feed correctly. It will not controll feed and many times the cartidges will slide forward in the magazine and the bolt is unable to pick them up. I imagine that part of the problem could be solved by installing a magazine block, but I am more concerned with the cartridges just popping up and having to force the bolt down on them as they enter the chamber. Does anybody have any ideas, or know of anyone who could correct this problem?

Several months ago someone posted a picture of a customized 98 trigger gaurd that a gunsmith had completed. The jist of the post was to see if anyone was interested in having their trigger gaurd customized. If anyone remembers the post, or has any information on contacting the gunsmith who operformed this work, could you please respond with more information on how I might contact them. Thanks