870 Extration Problem

I have a Winnie, 2200, 1300 Defender and Ranger 120, It is funny that these dolls have been fed thousands of rounds over the years and never had a feeding or ejecting problem. I am sold on these guns and they will never occupy the same space with a remington, maybe a mossberg.
 
My grizzly mag, which is a 870 clone, does htis stuff with cheap ammo sometimes. I found that with proper lube and time, it has worked itself in.
 
It's actually funnier how you determine which shotguns are superior to the 870 because you have had no issues with your shotguns in particular. Even top quality firearms can differ in performance greatly, I've seen many examples of this when I served as a section machinegunner. I always dreaded getting a certain C9 lol while the others jammed less.


brewmech said:
I have a Winnie, 2200, 1300 Defender and Ranger 120, It is funny that these dolls have been fed thousands of rounds over the years and never had a feeding or ejecting problem. I am sold on these guns and they will never occupy the same space with a remington, maybe a mossberg.
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I've fire roughly 10000 rounds or so through my 870. it's jammed 4-5 times since I bought it new in 2003. Mostly its the cheap ammo. Sometimes it's the conditions. When your shooting clay targets.a jam every once and a while not a big deal. a jam when your hunting is unacceptible.if your hunting buy the premium ammunition no matter what gun you own.It will save undo aggrivation.and ribbing from your hunting buddies.
 
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