935 problem

[Hillbilly]

I have a 935 12g It at tiems seems not to want to eject the second sheel. I have used 3 inch and 2 3/4 The light loads worked great for 9 rounds then the jamming started. I put 6 slugs through it and it cycled no problem. I had it apart the only problem I can see is a rough looking plastic block Looks like it might be binding the two rods that come out of the reciever( thats my tech terms) i will take some pictures. I was hopnig some one had a similar problem and a fix for this

 

[Dutybelt1]

I shot some skeet with mine with the cheapie 2 3/4 stuff. I always had to eject them manually. With good quality 3 and 3 1/2, I never had any problems. None of anything I shot jammed just the cheap stuff had to be ejected. They aren't really made for the 2 3/4 but a buddy of mine has one that ejects them too. Go figure.

 

[Hillbilly]

eject

yeah I had good luck( till recently) With the trap loads I like the shotgun just want to fix this problem

 

[hunter5425]

It may just need a cleaning, the light shells probably produce barely enough gas to cycle the action and a tiny bit of crud may stop it. My own 935 will cycle 11/4 oz game loads but not the Wally-world specials, but then again I only use it for waterfowl so its not an issue for me.

 

[Hillbilly]

Fix

I called the Mossberg warrenty center, i was told to mail it in the will take care of it and send it back. NO CHARGE (except the cost of sending it)

 

[quiglee]

My 935 turkey gun manual says to use 3 and 3 1/2 inch shells only. That could be why yours isn't cycling the lighter shells.

 

[petermacinnis]

My 935 broke the extractor with the heavy goose loads I use, warranty was excellent from Mossberg. I strip mine down to the last nut and bolt when it acts up. Any dirt with 3" loads and it may not eject either, so now I use only heavier loads. I also keep a small can of spray oil with me when I hunt, and saved myself a lot of... drat. Nice gun but needs to be kept clean.