I jus bought a used 10/22 and tore it apart to clean all the internals and noticed the inside black finish on the receiver near the chamber was rubbing off and the finish/paint was making the action really gritty. After cleaning I was able to smooth out the action and remove as much loose pain as I could. Is this a common problem?
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Hmmm...usually the older smooth semi-gloss black finish had minimal overspray inside the receiver and did not cause any problems.
Now, many of the newer ones with the "crinkle" matt black finish have a big overspray problem inside the receiver.
The crinkle paint is thick and it does come off inside the action, gumming things up.
Yup, it's a common problem, clean that gunk out of the receiver and the gun will work much better.

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