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Thread: 7.62X54r Chamber issue

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    Sounds like burned on lacquer from the steel cased ammo. I had a 91/30 that did the same thing. Locked a steel case
    in the chamber. I was able to knock the case out after soaking the action in solvent overnight. It would not chamber a
    new round because of the burned on lacquer that formed on the shoulder of the chamber. I had to soak the chamber in
    acetone to get it to come out, I used a 32 cal. stainless steel torpedo brush to get the lacquer out and it still took a weeks
    worth of brushing and soaking to get it clean. Like I said I think it might be baked on lacquer causing the trouble . The
    pieces I scraped out were hard as steel. Hope you get it clean.
    webfoot10

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    Blanco, your OP said "the last time I had it out...", right? So your Mosin developed this issue after it had not been deforming priorly?

    If so, then +1 on the Lacquer theory. I'ts what I thought when I read your 1st post.

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