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Quote from: jordano on December 07, 2009, 03:37:18 PMwhen I am shooting, my shell will not eject all the way out when i pull the pump down... pretty frustrating..... I have an 870. definately going to get the 887 nitro mag soon.are you short stroking it?
when I am shooting, my shell will not eject all the way out when i pull the pump down... pretty frustrating..... I have an 870. definately going to get the 887 nitro mag soon.
Yep.Winchester super x2. Gun shoots one of every 5 shots. Otherwise I just get a click and a light dent on the primer Bought a SBEII and haven't looked back.
I wonder if I am pulling back and going back forward too fast?
Second time I have broken a component on the gun.Anyone selling a Benelli SBEII. I think I am going to pick up another one for a back up.
QuoteI wonder if I am pulling back and going back forward too fast?More likely that you're not pulling back far enough. That is common. As far as being too fast, I know guys that shoot nearly as fast with 870 pump as guys can with an 1100 semi-auto. If you're shooting hand loads, there could be a feed/eject issue. There are much more knowledgable folk on here regarding shotie's, but cycling the action 'too fast' is not something I would think is the issue. -Steve
QuoteSecond time I have broken a component on the gun.Anyone selling a Benelli SBEII. I think I am going to pick up another one for a back up. That's an awfully espensive shottie to be breaking parts on. And needing a backup for. -Steve
I had a problem last year with my mossburg 835 I bought this gun new the first year they came out its seen alot of shoothing. I was goose hunting and my first shot fired just fine, but when I went to cycle another round in the two in the magazine just fell out on the ground,so I reloaded and tried again and the same thing happened,that gun is retired and I will be shoping for a new gun soonchuck