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Hi, I have a SMK Victory CP2. Its a lovely gun apart from loading, mainly with the long barrel using either single or multi shot loading the pellet starts going in then stops and bolt has to having extra force applied, is this a common problem and is there a cure?
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Sounds like it could do with a strip and a polish to remove any burrs or rough spots on the bolt etc. Or is it dry of any lube?
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Try different pellets too. Some are larger than others and ones with softer skirts tend to load more easily in these
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I get this with some pellets.
I don’t think it’s a fault as such.
Unless you have to use a lot of force.
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Try JSB pellets there not a tight fit , i would try some JSB RS.
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if you have changed the barrel a few times --look for the little oring that seals the barrel has it been disturbed -- I did not notice when I changed my barrel that the oring did not come out with the barrel so when I put the longer barrel in I got 2 o rings in and they had moved and blocked the loading of a pellet and had to use force to get them in --- have a look you never know
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