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 Shotgun Question
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09/03/10 08:20 PM
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kwrhuntinglab
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Ok...so I bought a brand new shotgun...
Remington Spartan....
The gun is jamming on the first shell....Why is that?
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/03/10 08:25 PM
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Not sure which one this is but do you need to be shooting high brass?
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/03/10 09:16 PM
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kwrhuntinglab
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I may have to.....
It is the same as the Baikal I believe...semi auto.
made by remington.
So far all my dove hunts have been like shooting a single shot.
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/03/10 10:34 PM
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those need to be broken in before they cycle the lighter dove loads. go with high brass until the gun gets broken in. go shoot some skeet with duck loads - lol
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/04/10 01:47 AM
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What shells are you shooting?
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/04/10 03:08 AM
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yada yada yada
shells, broken in, high brass,
clean the gun real well.
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/04/10 03:24 AM
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I was looking for a Spartan-EEA= Baikal and read alot of good info on that shotgun. One of the main things said was to take it apart and clean real good and take extra care behind the extractor seems they had a assemble problem with metal shavings being left in the guns.And another thing that was stated is dont mess with the gas adjustments.Leave it at the factory setting.
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/04/10 03:40 AM
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yada yada yada
shells, broken in, high brass,
clean the gun real well. The gun was clean.....brand new....to be exact.... Can't get much cleaner than that.....CAN YOU...
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/04/10 11:40 AM
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I was looking for a Spartan-EEA= Baikal and read alot of good info on that shotgun. One of the main things said was to take it apart and clean real good and take extra care behind the extractor seems they had a assemble problem with metal shavings being left in the guns.And another thing that was stated is dont mess with the gas adjustments.Leave it at the factory setting. it is what it is. just saying, try it. not trying to rufle any feathers. factory clean, isn't clean. so yes, YOU CAN..... get cleaner than that.
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/04/10 03:52 PM
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i have owned the same gun & a friend has owned one as well. they must be broken in with about 150 rounds of heavy loads before it will cycle the light stuff. it said it in my manual. i used high brass 7.5's my first dove season out with it. once the spring gets some wear, it cycled just about every load except the real cheap stuff. also, i think we stored the gun with the action fixed open.
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/04/10 05:26 PM
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i have owned the same gun & a friend has owned one as well. they must be broken in with about 150 rounds of heavy loads before it will cycle the light stuff. it said it in my manual. i used high brass 7.5's my first dove season out with it. once the spring gets some wear, it cycled just about every load except the real cheap stuff. also, i think we stored the gun with the action fixed open. Thanks guys....I will try that.... And YES it was clean......
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/09/10 05:08 PM
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Soooo the HIgh Brass worked wonders....
Thanks for the info......
Hmmmm guess the gun wasn't dirty after all...
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/09/10 05:19 PM
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yada yada yada
shells, broken in, high brass,
clean the gun real well. The gun was clean.....brand new....to be exact.... Can't get much cleaner than that.....CAN YOU... actually thats probley the problem... It probley has a lot of packing grease in it... Strip it down and clean it real good.
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/09/10 05:32 PM
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Imported by Remy, and they do use alot of grease to ship. Kinda like the SKS, but without the heavy grease. Neighbor had one and we broke it down. Be amazed how much grease that thing had.
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/09/10 09:24 PM
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It was broke down and I broke it further to make sure things were good....
Not a alot of grease at all..
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Re: Shotgun Question
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09/10/10 02:24 AM
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It just needs some stout rounds fired through it to smooth out the tooling burrs.
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