[sakimoto]

Greetings,
I have a stiff B Hunter II. It is a very nice gun, but it will not open all the way to extract the spent rounds. I have to use both hands to open it about 1/2 an inch or a little less for the shell to clear. I have polished the chambers and the shells slide out, but it is just the little clearance that I have to clear that make it slow to reload. I have heard of various methods. I was wondering if valve grinding compound would help smooth things out. I have also heard of the cocking levers. If one changes the shape of the levers. How does one go about doing that and does anyone have the schematics? Any information will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!:confused:

[el44vaquero]

If it's a short barrel model, I have one just like it. What I've found is take your thumb, slide the release lever to the side and give the entire gun a good flick. The gravity will used the weight of the barrel to go ahead and open the thing up. It's almost the same method like casting line from a fishing rod. Just click and flip.

[kentucky_smith]

This might help


http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=88348

[kb2iaw]

leave it alone..just keep shooting it and cleaning it...it will loosen up. mine did the same thing for about a month . The more you use it the sooner it will break in .