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Thanks, I'm "alive and well"John wrote:Very good post 10ring. Nice to hear from you.!
The Top Guns can be a bit "sticky" in the chamber.mikej wrote:federals don't work well out of pumps either
Raise your hand if you tried to get that mark off your computer screen that is above the ' T '10Ring wrote: \
The Top Guns can be a bit "sticky" in the chamber.
The thing is, a lot of the new guys at the club that don't reload give the GC's to me.Doe Master wrote:You are right 10ring the gun clubs load like a dream .
I relized I should have explained the reason for this.10Ring wrote:Also, something to be aware of, some clubs do not allow shot sizes over 7 1/2, just something to be aware of.ecoaster wrote: The third round I switched up to Winchester Super Target Loads #7 1/2. Every one but three of them failed to eject! :
I am not familiar with the SX#'s gas system but here's what I do with 1100's which MAY apply to the SX3.ecoaster wrote: The two vent ports on the barrel were hard to see at first. They are in the ring that holds the barrel on the mag.
Ray,raydaughety wrote:Peter P, after removing the grease with gun scrubber what kind of oil would you recommend putting back on it to prevent rusting?