NAA 22mag Mini Revolver issues....

[claybreaker0]

Took my NAA 22 mag out today for the first time. I ran CCI shot shells through it, and Remington hp's. Everything was great until it was time to remove the spent casings. THEY ABSOLUTELY DO NOT WANT TO GET OUT OF THE CYLINDER!!!! I have to use the pin that holds the cylinder in to push them out, and by use I mean put WAY too much force into it. I don't even feel comfortable doing it, I feel like I'm going to bend the rod.

Has anyone else had this problem? Is it an NAA issue, or is there a trick?

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[razor02097]

Took my NAA 22 mag out today for the first time. I ran CCI shot shells through it, and Remington hp's. Everything was great until it was time to remove the spent casings. THEY ABSOLUTELY DO NOT WANT TO GET OUT OF THE CYLINDER!!!! I have to use the pin that holds the cylinder in to push them out, and by use I mean put WAY too much force into it. I don't even feel comfortable doing it, I feel like I'm going to bend the rod.

Has anyone else had this problem? Is it an NAA issue, or is there a trick?

Yes. My mom's NAA 22 mag has the same issue. She only shoots CCI maximags out of it now (much easier to extract spend casings). For some reason some brass cased 22 mag stuck in there really bad.

[rocky]

The shotshells could be dirtying up your cylinder chambers . Either lead or powder staying behind. Try the solid bullets first.

[mr surveyor]

just to clear the air..... you were using .22 mag shot shells and .22 mag bullets in the 22 mag cylinder, weren't you? If you were shooting any 22lr shotshells or 22lr of any variety in the magnum cylinder, they are prone to expand, split, and stick somewhat. (been there done that myself)

just wanted to take that possibility out of the equation


surv

[claybreaker0]

just to clear the air..... you were using .22 mag shot shells and .22 mag bullets in the 22 mag cylinder, weren't you? If you were shooting any 22lr shotshells or 22lr of any variety in the magnum cylinder, they are prone to expand, split, and stick somewhat. (been there done that myself)

just wanted to take that possibility out of the equation


surv

I was wondering if someone would as that, yes I was definitely using 22 magnum rounds in this pistol.

[AZ Desertrat]

I have not had this problem with mine.

[Bear67]

I have shot Rem, Win and Federal 22 WMR in mine and they usually fall out unless I have ran more than a box through it playing at the farm. Never had one stick yet. I have not run any SSs through mine though.

[Lewis128]

I've had the same issue, though not to the same severity. But then, .38 sp's tend to stick just a bit in my Charter as well.
If it requires so much force you're afraid you'll bend the pin, contact customer service.

[uncballzer]

I to have the same problem with mine, but like others said, not with the same severity. It has actually made me not carry it, and considering selling it back to the gun shop with hardly 50 rounds through it.

[KeepingPiece]

Just got one for Christmas and shot it for the first time today. I used CCI Minimags and Federal HP's and had the same issue. I used the rod to push them out. A few took a lot of force, but most of them pushed out pretty easily. None dumped out without pushing with the locking rod.

[greyeyezz]

Scrub the cylinders with some hoppes #9 and a brass brush. Don't be gentile you can't hurt anything.

[artz]

shooting magnums out of it an the cases are sticking is normal. Using the pin to push out the cases is normal.
How do you get the cases out of a double action revolver ? think about it.