It was on my 20 and I thought about just taking the springs out all together and just having extractors instead of ejectors.
Yildiz Shotgun
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tommyboy72
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Re: Yildiz Shotgun
While disassembling mine for cleaning I had and ejector spring and roll pin pop out and nearly take my eye out.
It was on my 20 and I thought about just taking the springs out all together and just having extractors instead of ejectors.
It was on my 20 and I thought about just taking the springs out all together and just having extractors instead of ejectors.
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birddogger
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Re: Yildiz Shotgun
FWIW, I like extractors better.tommyboy72 wrote:While disassembling mine for cleaning I had and ejector spring and roll pin pop out and nearly take my eye out.
It was on my 20 and I thought about just taking the springs out all together and just having extractors instead of ejectors.
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tommyboy72
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Re: Yildiz Shotgun
Doesn't make a big difference when hunting. No need for the speed of an extractor.
Re: Yildiz Shotgun
I have been shooting for quail a 12 gauge Stoeger Condor Supreme. I have had rotator surgery on my right shoulder, and I shoot right handed, and I have now torn out my left shoulder. So, I need something light and light recoil. I have been considering a gas operated 20 gauge, but love over and unders. Can anyone comment on the recoild of the Yildiz 20 gauge.