Thread: Cycling Issues - Suggestions from the learned among you.

id lycra help if I may.
clever is shit ammo tha nearly blew my face of in 20 gauge I wouldn't have it on my arse for a pimple .
ive also see it , come apart in 12 gauge trap loads to.
try eley Olympics or gamebore 30 gram 7,s I imagine eley vips in 7s would also solve the problem

run a slab or 2 of heavy loads thru it and try the trap loads again

Thanks

I will run a slab of heavier loads in it for a while and then retry the lighter Clever.

Weak arm and cant pump it perhaps

Originally Posted by northdude

Weak arm and cant pump it perhaps

Cheeky prick. I brought it for the semi function. I already have a pump.

Originally Posted by northdude

Weak arm and cant pump it perhaps

@northdude yeah nah lol
@Rushy Yup I'm sure you can.

Originally Posted by Rushy

Cheeky prick. I brought it for the semi.

really? and you pump it you say?

Let me see if I've got this straight....you're now a waikato drinking, lycra wearing, benelli toting cyclist.

Originally Posted by Max Headroom

Let me see if I've got this straight....you're now a waikato drinking, lycra wearing, benelli toting cyclist.

You left out pumper. Ha ha ha ha

Originally Posted by Rushy

You left out pumper. Ha ha ha ha

I was trying to be polite. No telling how much that could've been taken the wrong way.....

Ok, it all makes sense now, I get why you need a gun when you're out cycling.

The Benelli and other inertia operated semi-auto shotguns all give unreliable performance with light trap loads. The easiest solution is to just use 32 gram (1-1/8 ounce) loads. They are also very sensitive to body stance, you need to lean into them to get reliable functioning. Leaning back, light body weight, or less than a firm grip will all affect functioning. The large spring behind the bolt head can be replaced with a similar sized one but made from one gauge smaller wire for reliable light load performance but it needs to be changed back for heavier loads.

Originally Posted by gundoc

The Benelli and other inertia operated semi-auto shotguns all give unreliable performance with light trap loads. The easiest solution is to just use 32 gram (1-1/8 ounce) loads. They are also very sensitive to body stance, you need to lean into them to get reliable functioning. Leaning back, light body weight, or less than a firm grip will all affect functioning. The large spring behind the bolt head can be replaced with a similar sized one but made from one gauge smaller wire for reliable light load performance but it needs to be changed back for heavier loads.

Rushy shouldn't have the platform wrong. His grip and lean maybe the culprits tho

It takes a while but the smelly benellis will cycle light trap loads after a bit of use.


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Originally Posted by R93

Rushy shouldn't have the platform wrong. His grip and lean maybe the culprits tho

It takes a while but the smelly benellis will cycle light trap loads after a bit of use.


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It was tight in the shoulder and I was leaning into it on each shot. Maybe it was my light body weight, I am only 120 kilos these days. Ha ha ha ha.

the master has spoken

@Rushy ate all the pies?

Glad I bought a gas gun, but it did come with an evil mag extension. I might have to hand it in just out of protest. I was going to just bin it, never use it, but since they're actually paying good coin I think it would be rude to deprive the baying sheeple masses the opportunity dip their hands in their pockets.