I used cooking oil instead of w-d40 and followed all the same steps, and it worked! Was starting to lose hope before I came across this video. Thanks! :)

glad someone tried the tye dye method. good job man

I took my 22 rifle to the range today. Damn thing jammed internally. One range patrol guy couldn't get it so he brought in someone else. This was jammed bad. Magazine wouldn't even eject. He took it away to a secure place and finally got it. 1st time shooting it and it failed. Badly

Hell yeah, that's helpful 👍

You don’t need to polish a feedramp to run hollow points…

Remington HP is the worst. Had to extract bent rounds because they would catch. Never had the issue with the standard rounds.

Usually it's not actually the ammo. Usually it's the clip flopping around

That was really painful to watch!

Howd you switch the handguard on this?

Unfortunately this probably didn't fix your problem after a little investigation the magazine lips are to tight, slightly bent to much the way they were made catches the bullet and cause it to totally go the wrong way then the action jams the bullet above the chamber or in the wrong spot first thing to check out take an empty mag dont pull the slide back put it in and then pull back push up does it stay open it should if not try taking out the mag this time pull the action back before sliding mag in push the magazine up firmly u should hear a click and it should lock the action back so the two problems is the mag lips at the top catch the bullet about halfway out of the magazine the lips on the back of the mag where u slide the butt of the bullet in should not really be touching the bullet so much now try to slide the bullet out manually after u load it don't put the clip in see how the spring from the clip pushes the red piece up and the bullet gets stuck in the back half on the rim casing to fix this problem bend the back of the mag lips and the front be careful not to break it, the mags aren't very durable bend it outwards like your trying to straighten it a little not to much u still want the bullet to be held in but not caught as its sliding out that y I said try sliding the ammo out see what happens then bend the mag lips away from the bullet slightly until it doesn't do that second problem big problem with this gun is the action is somehow loose how it sits the extractor claw doesn't grab the rim of the bullet like it should it slips off because it is loose so u have to push in on the action while pulling the bolt back to make the claw grab I haven't found the fix for this yet but I am going to try adding something ass a spacer as the extractor claw is loose the way it was made so maybe if I jam half a washer or something in there it will tighten it to where u won't have to push in one the bolt the ammo has nothing to do with it besides oil it up and just keep cycling ammo through it shoot it as much as u can the idea is to let the gun do the finishing work by firing it so many times should smooth things out and work the way it should almost like a new baseball glove that needs breaking in if I find the fix for the ejecting problem I will let you all know good thing about all of that is u don't have to take a single screw out to do anything I stated above I have taken the whole gun apart many times just to realize it's mostly the magazine causing your feeding issue not the bullets not anything but the way the mag was designed and the way it sits it really need to be pushed up inside so the action will catch the right part of the bullet of u look at your bolt and pull it back on the action the first thing u will see on the side closest to u is the extractor claw in between should be the groove where the action catches the bullet pay attention when u put your mag in is it in far enough for the action to catch the bullet from the mag without interference from the mag since the part on the action catches the back of the bullet the has to slide through the middle of the magazine feeding the ammo into the chamber and then when fired or pulled back the extractor should hook the lip on the back of the bullet and slide back with the action this will cause the round to be ejected unfortunately this gun likes to double load I call it so it doesn't eject the casing yet try to load another round into the chamber but hits the spent casing and jams the bullet usually bending it so its no good so many people had an issue with this rifle I've seen so manybother fixes tried them and yet didn't fix anything u do not need to cut anything off your bolt that will not fix anything because that is not the problem it gets caught because the mag doesn't sit properly nor was it designed right hope u all can enjoy your 715t I hope to enjoy mine as well good luck to both of us

You need to let that charging handle go buddy. Let that bolt slam shut and it may feed properly. But i agree round nose is better in these rifles

lmao! it’s UCP and its an Urban Night vision camo

Failure to feed, not failure to fire

Thank you so much!! This worked like a charm

The boiling water alone worked on mine! Been trying for weeks with wd40 etc

Never use sandpaper on your feed ramp. And this is all a lie. Dont listen to this guy

It will jam if your running hollow points ?? That’s a lie. It may if new but unlikely

Apart from some unhelpful criticism in reviews, I truly appreciate your tutorial. I struggled with removing the screws and ended up stripping one. I was considering visiting a jeweler, but they were asking for $50. Fortunately, I stumbled upon your video, and it worked perfectly. Thank you.

Rack it fast

IF your feed ramp is shiny like a mirror this is not needed. If it is dull grey, polish.

Use that sandpaper on those nails.

Just use the eraser. The papor is to rough.

Is this specific to a certain type of weapon? I've never heard of "unpolished" feed ramps creating failure to feed JHP

Ozealous?

Turned the camera around and jump scared us with jeffery dahmer

Dang i never heard that before

Good catch Brandon !! Me personally I never use hollow point for 22lr , for a 22lr caliber it's best to use FMJ because hollow point is such a small caliber you want all the grain you can get out of a 22lr for maximum penetration !!!! 😊

Haha!…it has failure to feed on both types of ammo, you just have to file the lip of the inside of the mag.

The purpose of heating it is to break the seal/integrity of the loctite they put on the screws, not to expand any metal.

I’m a watch expert and those watches is all fake

When Marpat was being designed to replace woodland, input from various units was requested. I was told that scout snipers said that more tans in browns should be used with less green. This is a very good idea, but I think there should be more light to medium tan/earth.

I fuckin hated ACU. By the COB they were trash, literally. Everything showed up on them. Best thing the army did was scorpion/ocp/multicam.

they're not called metal BB pistols if you look on the box it'll will say co2 pistol and if you look on the pistol it will say as well co2 pistol

Would highly recommend investing in some safety glasses as well. Those BBs can bounce off that wood back twords you. Dose no good to practice if you end up blind in the end

Reupload or voice over, it's failure to feed, son.

Probably leaves the mag fully loaded causing the spring to weaken. MGK should stick to his pellet rifle.

Why the heck is he dressed in a suit in a kitchen with a drill?

Bro the design is super cool but.. 2080? Bruh, I think it's time to grow up the GPU

Mine does the same thing with either bullet

You spent all kinds of money on that god awful fit but you couldn’t buy a halfway decent rifle.

It's actually called a failure to feed

All fake watches lmao

Yikes!!

It's because you got a crappy 22 clone

yep, you're right. Thanks! wd40 + hot water, then a lil bit of force with watch removal pin + hammer (from my amazon 15$ ish kit) did the trick. Thank God.

Is your last name Browning?

Boiling water and WD40 worked.

My guy has a whole collection of fake watches, the hell is going on 🤣🤣

The bolt never shuts that slow during operation. Therefore, it would typically not jam in that fashion. The true issue as to why it would ever jam as a fail to feed is due to the coarse finish of the feed ramp catching the ammo. Take a dremel and stone (only if you're experienced with one) and smooth/polish out the finish on that ramp. It will never jam there again.

FTF is failure to feed