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Unread 10-24-2018, 04:13 PM   #1
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If the function of the left barrel ejector has progressively gotten worse, I would suggest a good cleaning is in order.





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Cleaning is always the cheap and easy way to check things out. I just got back from an afternoon shooting skeet, during which the left ejector packed it in. I lifted it from the forearm, hoping to find it junked up, but instead a fragment of the ejector sear fell out. That removed all question. Man, that's a delicate little thing!
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