Shotgun question

I have no idea, but is the bolt release button beneath it? If so is it possible that was installed so that the bolt always goes forward?

Think it's a shell catcher for shooting a semi for trap. It's so you don't hit the guy at the next station with your hulls.

ETA: Looks like yours is the discontinued 869-012-11WB found here: https://www.brownells.com/shooting-...chers-deflectors/shell-catcher-prod13105.aspx

May be part of a shell catcher

Its a sonic nubulator.Dont remove it.

It’s a shell catcher and it seemed to be doing what it’s supposed to.

As said above its a shell catcher for auto loaders shooting trap. I run one on my 11-87. Its considered rude to let your ejected shells hit the guy on the next station, and heaven help you if its a Perazzi, Blazer, or Kreighoff.

Shell catcher for trap. Remove it if you hunt with it.

thegatman said:

Shell catcher for trap. Remove it if you hunt with it.

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And keep it on if you shoot trap with it.

I was out of the shotgun business for some time but kept seeing these big ass round rubber knobs on the bolt handles of the auto loaders at the local sports store ( Philipson's ).. It took me some time to figure it out, They're just packaging protection for shipping so bolt handles don't get crushed / damaged in the box.. Seams no one at the store has figured that out though, all the display models still wear them..

@Airborneguy
yep its a shell catcher .. not so much for keeping shells hitting the next guy in trap .. but more so for not having to pick them up off the ground to reload them .. some clubs have rules .. hulls on the ground now belong to the club .. not good for AA hulls ..

speedkills27 said:

Its considered rude to let your ejected shells hit the guy on the next station

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not rude in a CMP match shoot .. my mini14 was hittin the guy 3 stations down down from me .. sorry for the flying brass .. were used to it .. LOL ..