336 jam??

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Rusty
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336 jam??

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I was talking to a fellow at work today who has his BIL's 336 in .35 Remington. It has issues, as it tries to feed two rounds at once and will jam. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could be causing the problem here?
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Re: 336 jam??

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Re: 336 jam??

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thanks Hobie. that would be the fellow I was talking to. He did register and ask the question himself. I didn't see that one.
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Re: 336 jam??

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I figured you didn't see it but I wasn't going to assume it was the same gun. :wink: :D
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