hacktracker
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I must have a good one. I have 900 rounds through mine without a hiccup and I still have my bead front sight.
Beretta A300 Outlander
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MattTheGunslinger
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Wow. I've never heard of that problem. Maybe is plagues newer production shotguns? The three shotguns my friends and myself bought have each had well over 1000 shells(4,6,7.5, and 8 shot) fired in all weather conditions with no problems. Good to know just so we can be aware of the issue.
Mine has an "Easy Hit" front sight. I'll have to check to see of the Bead sight is still there since it's obscured by the Easy Hit
Make sure to push the bolt back in about a quarter inch when you try to pull it out. There's a YouTube video I think let me see if I can find it. I used it for my A400 but I'd imagine the process is similar.
Orthogonal
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I assume you mean the charging handle. It is the only thing keeping the bolt in the gun after the barrel is removed. It just pulls straight out of the bolt - it is friction fit. Try pressing in on the bolt face with your thumb while you are yanking on the handle. The removes the pressure of it being up against the forward edge of the slot. It is a little harder than the beretta video makes it look.
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