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Originally Posted by edgarspencer
Brian, I feel your Pain!
Dean This topic has come up numerous times. Remove the fore end before you dry fire the gun, Remove the fore end after you dry fire the gun. It makes no difference. The ejectors don't fire unless the hammers have been dropped, the fore end is attached, and the gun is opened.
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Ok we can settle this once and for all
Prior to the up coming woodcock season— Some one send me a CHE or better 28 gauge - 28 or 30 inch barrels in case I need the leverage
I will take it down and case it with every possible combination. And reassemble it again for each hunt. Dry fired, cocked, right barrel tripped left cocked, right cocked left tripped etc
After the flight birds go south I will write the study up for the Parker Pages and return the gun if I don’t forget where I got it
Problem solved
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