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This is mentioned often on this site...had it happen today as a matter of fact. On my 457 Jaguar AND 457 Varmint MTR
Yes, it happens often with any of my 7 10-rounders. And occasionally with my 5-rounders. I've learned to live with it.I have a new CZ brand 10-rd polymer magazine and have a problem with the last round that won't eject after firing. The case will extract but won't eject and just sits on top of the magazine. All other previous rounds extract fine so it appears maybe the magazine follower is somehow causing an issue. There is no problem with the CZ 5-rd metal magazine that I got with the rifle.
At least it tells me that I fired the last round and I just have to drop the magazine to clear it.
Has anyone had this same problem?
This!I do notice the follower lays quite flat compared to my 5-rounder. Maybe I'll strip the magazine and reassemble it, as what's been suggested in previous threads.
i disassembled all of my mags just now and found one spring installed incorrectly. I also cleaned them since they were all gummed up with lube. I will shoot again on Monday, but I think I'll be alright.This!
The spring is in upside down or backwards or both.
As I stated in my first post, this is my third 457 and first to do this.Happens all the time I don not think it is a magazine issue just a quirk of these rifles I have 8 mags it can happen with any of them
Perhaps adding a 1/16" shim or so of some slick polymer to the top of the follower would help? Would be worth an experiment anyway.My CZ 452 Super Exclusive often doesn't eject the last round from ANY of the fifteen polymer magazines I own. I suspect the follower isn't pressing the empty case sufficiently to give the extractors a proper grip. With cartridges in the magazine, the top cartridge does give sufficient pressure.
Having said that, my CZ 455 FS ejects all cases flawlessly from all of my magazines. This theoretically shouldn't be since the 455 bolt face doesn't hold the cases as tightly as the 452.
Probably the answer lies in how high the magazine is seated in its well. A difference in thousands of an inch could make all the difference.