Kris

The bolt carrier seems to be getting caught on something slowing it down in the middle of its cycle, both retracting and pushing forward. I don’t see anything that could be the cause of the slow down. I YouTube’s how to disassemble the trigger group and gave that a thorough cleaning as well and that didn’t fix the issue either. I've tried lubricating the rails and also cycling the rails dry with no avail. I will try replacing the trigger group and will see if that is the issue.

I have had the SBE3 for a couple years no issues. Earlier this season I noticed a decrease in reload speed and resistance in pulling back the action. A couple days ago my shotgun wouldn’t cycle and had to hand jam it after every shot for that hunt. I thought maybe it needed a deep cleaning so I tore it all down except for the trigger assembly (still cleaned what I could I just don’t feel comfortable messing with the trigger by tearing it apart) and cleaned it out. The action is still extremely sluggish and slow and still has resistance. Everything I have read says to clean the spring within the butt-stock which I did. My dad has the same gun so I switched the springs out of curiosity and it didn’t alleviate the issue either. So I am at a loss as to what is happening to a couple year old gun. Anyone else have this issue? Thanks in advance!