[Fat Boy]

I have been toying with buying a single shot shotgun. I would like to find one that has a true ejector for the empty shell, not just a device that lifts the shell casing from the barrel. Do some makers routinely use these, or will I have to check each gun individually?

Thanks!

[Pete409]

I think that most single shot shotguns have an ejector, but it wouldn't hurt to ask before buying just to be sure.

[Dave McCracken]

Most H&R/NEF singles have an ejector that will hurl the hull for yards.

[BridgeWalker]

I can personally attest to the presence of a very enthusiastic ejector on Rossi single shots. I'm a slow learner...hit myself in the face with two empties and in the teeth with a full shell. Yeah, so, anyway...most have nice ejecty ejectors. ;)

[Pete409]

Does the Rossi eject "FULL" shells? All the ejectors I've seen eject only the empties.

[foghornl]

The old Savage/Stevens Mdl 94B I used as a much younger than now hunter would toss the shell over your shoulder...or on to the bridge of your nose...

Had a fairly loud "thooonk" whne ejecting

[461]

The Baikal has a selector for extractor or ejector and works very well. I've got a 12 and a 20 and have had good luck with them.

[Volvit]

Does the Rossi eject "FULL" shells? All the ejectors I've seen eject only the empties.

I recently bought the Rossi Matched set with Single Shot 12 ga. , .243, and Inline 50 cal ML. To answer your question, Yes it ejects Full and Empties. I got it new for $250 IMO by far the best buy on the market.

[BridgeWalker]

If you break it, it will eject. Makes no difference if the shell has been fired or not. So, if you step back from the firing line after loading a shell and break the gun for safety reasons, it will eject the unfired shell.