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I think a lot of the failures of .22 simi autos are due to owners not cleaning their guns. Since .22's are cheaper than larger caliber guns a lot of first time gun owners buy these guns and they don't have any idea how important it is to keep a semi auto clean or the knowledge on how take a gun apart to clean it in the first place. So the guns just continue being fired without being cleaned and then the gun is blamed for malfunctioning instead of placing the blame where it belongs.
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