platoonDaddy
08-11-11, 17:24
For the last four years, the barrel I use for 'trap' from time-to-time has been giving me extracting issues. Have multiple barrels for the 870 and never have the issue with the turkey and or rifled barrel, 100% good-to-go. Only the 28” barrel that is used for trap shooting with club loads.
Finally searched the internet and came across what I believe is the solution. http://www.aiptactical.com/Page_2.html Yes, I know the guy has had issues with this board, but I believe he provided me with the solution.
Following his recommendations, I now have two wood dowel rods for cleaning the barrel that I use for ‘trap’. Dang what a difference.
I equate it to when I shoot a few boxes of .38’s through my .357 and then attempt to insert a .357 round it is a no-go. I then pull out by cylinder brush, stroke it one or two times and presto .357 rounds are a go.
It is my opinion that is same issue with club loads in my 870 barrel.
Just my $.02 and wanted to share.
Finally searched the internet and came across what I believe is the solution. http://www.aiptactical.com/Page_2.html Yes, I know the guy has had issues with this board, but I believe he provided me with the solution.
Following his recommendations, I now have two wood dowel rods for cleaning the barrel that I use for ‘trap’. Dang what a difference.
I equate it to when I shoot a few boxes of .38’s through my .357 and then attempt to insert a .357 round it is a no-go. I then pull out by cylinder brush, stroke it one or two times and presto .357 rounds are a go.
It is my opinion that is same issue with club loads in my 870 barrel.
Just my $.02 and wanted to share.