Just ordered my Dominion Arms Outlaw Double
- Thread starter 4b1t
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- Thunder Bay ON Canada
BAAAADDDD SNIPER!
Someone's forgotten their safety course already. With rebounding hammers you stick one thumb between the pin and the face of the hammer as a precaution, and then use the other hand to lower the hammer slowly.
Of course you should also keep it pointed in a safe direction at the same time, in case you pull the wrong trigger for the hammer you are holding back.
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- Pile of Bones, SK
Oh okay, it's about an inch from the muzzle to where the forestock starts so I wasn't sure what you meant. What you are referring to is just some left over oil that caused a glimmer from the flash. At least I think that's what you're looking at...
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sillymike
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I think a double Bayonet may be in order too.
Not at all
BAAAADDDD SNIPER!
Someone's forgotten their safety course already. With rebounding hammers you stick one thumb between the pin and the face of the hammer as a precaution, and then use the other hand to lower the hammer slowly.
Of course you should also keep it pointed in a safe direction at the same time, in case you pull the wrong trigger for the hammer you are holding back.
Or you could do it with the action open.
1300_stainless
Regular
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- Nova Scotia, Canada
I spent my outlaw money but im thinkin opf selling off a winchester pump for one. It looks fun, and it will piss off the guys that hate chineese guns. The last reason alone is enough to do it.
I tried to take some with views that haven't been covered yet.
The M beside the 12ga mean that its a modified choke on these shotguns.
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- Thunder Bay ON Canada
Or you could do it with the action open.
of course, but he asked if he could safely drop the hammer on a loaded chamber, and that's the way it's taught in the safety course.
P.S. I think this gun does have a choke, I can feel a constriction with my finger, I'm goin down to the gunshop to get it measured, and show it off to my cousin when the reggy gets here.
Right on I hope it does, that will really add to it's versatility.
I, might even use it for birds if it patterns alright.
What is that line/groove about an inch behind the muzzle?
Looks like just a reflection or something to do with lighting
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- Thunder Bay ON Canada
uh oh. My action locked up, the triggers won't trip the hammers. I'll take off the sideplate and see what's up.
sillymike
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
In the mean time, you could just do the dime test... If it goes right in, there are no choke.
1300_stainless
Regular
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- Nova Scotia, Canada
lol I knew you'd be all over that one
- Location
- Thunder Bay ON Canada
Dammnit!
It's acting up. I'll have to send it back, because I don't want to mess up the bluing on a gun that's one day old taking it apart myself and break warrantee.
I took off the screws from the sideplate, and wiggled the sideplate and the hammers would drop, then when I put them back in, and tried to #### and drop, they wouldn't go again.
it tried taking the sideplate off, but the pin that's on there is holding tight, and wouldn't come loose when I firmly tried tapping it out with a brass punch.
Then the safety wouldn't go on. So I pulled the screws, wiggled the sideplate, and the safety would work again, but then the hammers stopped dropping.
repeat screws out and wiggle.
Hammers down again, and now I'll just leave it.
GRRR!
It's acting up. I'll have to send it back, because I don't want to mess up the bluing on a gun that's one day old taking it apart myself and break warrantee.
I took off the screws from the sideplate, and wiggled the sideplate and the hammers would drop, then when I put them back in, and tried to #### and drop, they wouldn't go again.
it tried taking the sideplate off, but the pin that's on there is holding tight, and wouldn't come loose when I firmly tried tapping it out with a brass punch.
Then the safety wouldn't go on. So I pulled the screws, wiggled the sideplate, and the safety would work again, but then the hammers stopped dropping.
repeat screws out and wiggle.
Hammers down again, and now I'll just leave it.
GRRR!
It's one thing to market a cheap pump gun. But a sxs hammer gun is a completely different beast. If I were you guys I would completely disassemble the gun, locks too and thoroughly clean the insides. Check for metal filings and wood chips. Oil lightly and use grease on the hinge pins. Good luck.
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