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Stumbled across your web site. My hunting partner and I both have the 77 17wsm rifle. So far very satisfied with it. We have each put around 5000 rounds through this rifle. Lately we have been getting some powder residue on the ejected brass and a little in the chamber. We use Hornady 20 grain ammo. Have had 4 miss fires in the last 1000 rounds. Zero is still holding at 200 yards on prairie dogs. Any idea why we have started to get this powder(blow back)?