I have a MK 1 standard model that was misfiring constantly
by Woodswalker 
, the Great North'Wet', Friday, February 03, 2012, 17:42 (4625 days ago) @ uncowboy
We get them in the shop regularly for mis-fires and the usual culprit is fouling built up in the "corner" of the action at the barrel face...that should be a SQUARE corner...not a bevel.
We have seen SO many that were fouled ONLY there and squeaky clean everywhere else. It LOOKS like metal, but we dig it out with a dental pick and do a detail strip/clean and be SURE to clean the firing pin and channel carefully and be sure that the pin floats easily after reassembly before re-installing the bolt.
Not saying yours is still dirty...but relating what we find in over 65% of the FtF we get in the shop.
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Slow Hand,
2012-01-29, 19:23
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- I have a MK 1 standard model that was misfiring constantly - Woodswalker, 2012-02-03, 17:42
- I have a MK 1 standard model that was misfiring constantly -
uncowboy,
2012-02-01, 16:16
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Slow Hand,
2012-01-30, 22:09