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Wack the shot tube like Jerry does before the tube leaves the hull. Graphite or mica may help. Sure makes a mess!
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04-07-2023, 09:04 AM
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I'll lift the handle to just keep the tube in the top of the hull before I push the bar over on my 600, Jr. Makes it easy to see if all the shot dropped. That may not work on your 9000G but it works on the 600, especially the .410.
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