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Kevinvb11

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  1. I had the same prob on mine with mine and I just added a couple tiny pieces of tape to the aft end of the grip. Just receiving my slug barrel, there is no play at all and is tight. Either way I'm still happy with the gun. Not sure what the washers or spacers do, any pics or location of where they go?
  2. I'm wondering what folks who have installed a scope on the SBE use to mount it. I've got a Nikon slug hunter on the way and not sure what rail and ring works on the barrel. If I install a low mount does the scope sight clear the iron sights? I also know the barrel is already drilled tapped, but looking online, it seems the are 100s of configurations between rings and plates or rails....just looking for a proven setup if any of you have a sbeii with slug barrel/slug hunter scope. Thanks in advance! kevin
  3. Looks nice, is it steel or aluminum?
  4. I noticed the same thing, carrier was slightly off center to the machined receiver slot, and positioned to the right, looking at it from the bottom and it's a RH gun. I was a little concerned at first, as the first round I tried to load into the mag didn't go in and jammed, but I think that was bolt wasn't completely seated against the barrel (first time with auto gun w/mag probably my mistake because all the rest I loaded into the mag loaded fine.). I just fired (last week) about 60 rounds through my new SBEII and it performed flawlessly with a variety of shells. Quality 3.5" shells dropped about ten+ feet away, quality 3" landed six+ feet away, and the cheapest of cheap 2.75's, 1 1/8 load, barely made it off the ejector landed next to me; but still ejected.... Overall I was pleased with my gun and in your case I would clean the heck out of the gun and lube it, wipe ALL excess oil of the EVERYTHING, then give it another performance go. I wonder if it's designed into the the function of the gun and if you have a RH shell carrier installed on a LH gun. Possibly the carrier is designed to be slightly off center and promote shell loading....It's a reach, but it just may be a factor....I wouldn't expect it to be crucial to loading, but you never know.... Do the shells eject well? Kevin
  5. I just purchased a SBEII and noticed the same thing...I'm certain this is just normal under non loaded/firing condition. I've just fired 60 rounds through mine, to include 3.5", 3" and 2 3/4 light loads the gun performed flawlessly. Don't sweat it, it's normal...put some rounds through it and then see how everything else is performing. Kevin
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