Can someone who has had the experience tell me the approximate cost of shipping an 11 pound bolt action rifle from NY
to Florida via UPS. Just the shipping exclusive FFL fees please.
Can someone tell me how the pellet pattern of a 20 gauge shotgun with no choke compares to a 12 gauge with a choke?
Assume 1 oz loads in both cases. Seems to me the narrower barrel of the 20 gauge provides a natural "choke" no?
I understand, when brining my gun to the range, it must be unloaded, locked and in trunk and ammo separated from the gun e.g. in the
passenger compartment. I also understand that the ammo may not be loaded in a magaizine. I have two questions and PLEASE refrain from
voicing opinions of the laws...
The reason why was that my custom stock with pistol grip does not encase the mainspring area as does the OEM stock.
Luckily I saved the original and have re-installed.
Found the problem. At least on mine. The mainspring retaining pin had slid partly out of one hole loosening the spring tension and, consequetly, reducing the hammer strike. Crazy it should have happened at all.
Started experiencing light strikes on my 12 ga Maverick.
Pulled apart and thoroughly cleaned everything.
Problem persisted but to lesser degree.
CRO noticed that after the first shot the safety button moved slightly to the safe position.
Pressing safety button back in seems to fix it.
Could this...
Thanks for your reply. Took the gun apart and cleaned everything even though it was not dirty. Think you may be right about needing an extra strenghth ejector spring. If you can remember the manufacturer please send a note. Thanks.
I have a relatively new (2020) Marlin 1894C in 357/38. I am very pleased with its side gate ejection and ease of disassembly. Lately, however, the case ejection is weak, sometimes requiring tilting the rifle to the right to avoid jams. Do others exeprience this? If so what is the fix? Thank you.