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Looks and sounds like a squib,rare in a rimfire ,
but not impossible.NRA Range Safety Officer pistol and reloading instructor
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That probably wasnt the offending case. That one just looks like a fired case that didnt eject and tried to feed back into the chamber and got deformed. Sounds like a round that was overcharged or fired out of battery and the case ruptured.Comment
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Is there a firing pin indentation in the rim of the case in your picture?Tire kickers gonna kick,
Nose pickers gonna pick
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Sounds like round has fired out of battery. Usually it blows rim apart. I would take the gun apart and clean it, especially front of the chamber, check for carbon buildup, front of the bolt, check for any build up, and firing pin channel. I would also check firing pin and firing pin protrusion. Out of battery should not happen, but is actually not uncommon in .22 LR semi-autos.
P.S. It is unlikely that casing in the photo had anything to do with it, damage to casing mouth is likely from ejection.Last edited by MyOdessa; 01-31-2021, 4:50 PM.Comment
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