Bulges can and do happen, although they are thankfully rare. I don't agree that a single shot rifle is less likely to be bulged. All it takes is firing two shots without scoping each, or assuming the previous shot went through an existing hole; both happen quite often, and if the first round was faulty (and it does happen that the loading machine misses a case, leaving it uncharged), you may have a bulge.Originally Posted by hwtyger
If you use normal ammo, you wont wear out any .22 matchrifle any time soon
2 bullets in the barrel, a bulge...wouldnt worry about that either, as matchrifles are singleshot, and you 'cant' reload .22LR. Havent heard of 1 single problem like that.
Even if it wás a clubrifle, it'll still be accurate and outshoot you. As I said, those things
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