[Mike K P]

There is a way to time these guns and that could be the problem. I had one years ago and did it but don't remember how. Perhaps someone could jump in on this.

Mike.

 

[miketmx]

It is very important to keep these guns in time otherwise you can damage the receiver. Remove the recoil pad and adjust the screw until the bolt just stays open. Hap knows how to do it much better than my brief explanation.

 

[Hap MecTweaks]

Trap906, PM me and I'll help you fix your guns. Don't shoot them anymore till they are fixed!!

Hap

 

[claybuster38]

Hap! Ihave5 of them and never had to time them-- lucky I guess! Marv.

I sure would like to have a trap chamber that will drop the empties at your feet.-- any extras? Marv.

 

[Hap MecTweaks]

Marv, you are either lucky or you don't shoot much with them? They will get out of time and the first sign to look for is how much farther they throw the empty hulls!

You're also outa luck on a trap chamber, so am I. I've only seen pictures of them, never held one in my hands.

Hap

 

[rbk18]

I have a question for you model 50 guys. I have one with a round post rib and a cutts on it. It doesn't have a choke marking on the barrel, so would that make it a factory cutts gun? Bruce

 

[claybuster38]

Bruce --The round post ribs were simmons ribs. I am not sure whether they were put on at the factory or barrels were put on by Simmons. As far as factory installed cutts -- ?? . I do have a Browning 12ett With a factory installed Cutts. Marv

 

[Hap MecTweaks]

Bruce, usually, if the Win barrel had no choke mark, the cutts was factory added. May have been sent to Simmons or could have been installed at Win.

Hap

 

[rbk18]

Hap, that's what I thought, no choke markings, then it was a factory cutts gun. Thanks Bruce

 

[rbk18]

The rib does not say simmons on it??? Bruce