Took my gun out finally this week to brush up before waterfowl opens back up , and I had a misfire after 50 shells or so. No strike mark on the primer put same shell back in, and all was fine after. Zero misfires for the rest of the day! I took everything apart this afternoon, and the firing pin had some junk in it. After I cleaned, and lubricated with some clp it was smooth as butter. Not sure if I would pin this one on the gun or the shells? The spent shells had a very deep imprint from the pin. This one has me confused. The shells where Remington nitro golds I should add. In all I ran over 100 shells through it with only 1 fail to fire on first try.
Gun or shell problem?
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Welcome aboard!
I'd be inclined to blame that one on ammo, especially if the firing pin left a nice deep impression. Either way, you got a nice clean bolt assembly out of it...
I'd be inclined to blame that one on ammo, especially if the firing pin left a nice deep impression. Either way, you got a nice clean bolt assembly out of it...
LAZY EYED SNIPER said:Welcome aboard!
I'd be inclined to blame that one on ammo, especially if the firing pin left a nice deep impression. Either way, you got a nice clean bolt assembly out of it...
This is true!! Same thing happened last week with Remington sts loads only difference was it was 9 shot not 8 shot. I love this gun big upgrade over my 500, and 535! The only thing that concerned me was the lack of mark after the first fail, second time it was a real deep strike.
Good to see you're loving it.
Post up some pics when you get a chance. We need to see more 935s around here...
Post up some pics when you get a chance. We need to see more 935s around here...
Ah nice!
That camo looks great. Good to see that she's keeping patterns tight for you with the x-factor. We look forward to reading more about you and your future outings with your 935...
That camo looks great. Good to see that she's keeping patterns tight for you with the x-factor. We look forward to reading more about you and your future outings with your 935...