Mossberg 930 noise

[ds92]

Hello all,
I got my mossberg 930 field in september of 2008, and since then, through all the rem oil i have put into it, it still squeaks when the action is operated. I've tracked the squeak to the recoil spring in the rear buttstock, and i even disassembled that totally, lubed the tube and the spring, but it still makes that infernal squeaking every time the bolt is pulled back!:banghead: It sounds like the screams of 1,000 dying children! (ok, not that bad, but its making me go insane!!)
What can i do to get rid of that evil screech and have any other 930 owners out there noticed it?

 

[mcwjr13]

How much have you shot it?

 

[travistheone]

Haven't heard a lick of spring noise from mine, except in the mag tube. I have shot probably 1000 rounds.

 

[ds92]

How much have you shot it?

Not once...i was planning on selling it and buying a 500 +some ammo. I got it for a good deal, but then i read good things about it and now im keeping it, but i cant put up with that awful screeching

edit:
maybe it just needs to be broken in?

 

[Snarlingiron]

I had the same thing on a Beretta A390. Now this is a little different, because this was not a new gun when I got it.

When I disassembled the recoil spring I found a pretty good dose of rust. I certainly doubt that is the case on your new 930, but what I am getting at is the way I cured it.

I chucked a cleaning rod in my battery drill, put a 9mm bronze brush on it, wrapped it with 0000 steel wool, squirted it with a little Remoil and polished the bejeebers out of it.

The screeching banshees went away.

 

[mcwjr13]

Just an idea but it might need some break in. Try starting with some light game/skeet loads then move on to heavier loads. Good Luck.

 

[ds92]

thanks everybody. ill probably try to polish it before i take it to the range

 

[Dirtpile]

Another note in case polishing doesn't work: The saying goes that the squeaky wheel gets the GREASE. Oil doesn't always and even then not for long, work on squeaks.

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

Well, if ignoring it doesn't work, just a smidge of grease on that spring oughtta do it.