ShootinDave
Member
I just got an 11-87 Super Mag yesterday. Today I went out in the snow and shot some shells to function test it. Fired 3 3" and 3 3.5" shells without any issues.
Went home to clean it and I found that the rubber O ring was destroyed..... whats up with that. This is the O rinf that goes on the mag tube between the piston and the ring on the barrel that attaches to the mag.
BTW: has anyone else noticed how damn confusing Remington's Owners manual is for this gun? I think the problem is that they changed the design of the piston after they printed the manual. Im not sure, but its confusing. The pictures do not match what im working with.
ALSO, i find that if I REALLY tighten down on the magazine tub cap the gun's action doesnt work....... is this common in this gun?Doesnt make any sense to me.l Im used to 870's where you just crank down on the cap real tight.
thanks for any help.
- Dave
ETA: some info from remington:
http://remington.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/436/kw/11-87/r_id/166 OF COURSE the picture doesnt come up..... good lord, how can you make all these shotties to sell, bitch about how much the sales of American Shotties are down and not take the time to provide proper instructions to put together the current design of your shotgun.......... STUPID. 750 bucks on a new gun, you would think it would have intructions that reflect the actuall parts in your gun.
Went home to clean it and I found that the rubber O ring was destroyed..... whats up with that. This is the O rinf that goes on the mag tube between the piston and the ring on the barrel that attaches to the mag.
BTW: has anyone else noticed how damn confusing Remington's Owners manual is for this gun? I think the problem is that they changed the design of the piston after they printed the manual. Im not sure, but its confusing. The pictures do not match what im working with.
ALSO, i find that if I REALLY tighten down on the magazine tub cap the gun's action doesnt work....... is this common in this gun?Doesnt make any sense to me.l Im used to 870's where you just crank down on the cap real tight.
thanks for any help.
- Dave
ETA: some info from remington:
http://remington.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/436/kw/11-87/r_id/166 OF COURSE the picture doesnt come up..... good lord, how can you make all these shotties to sell, bitch about how much the sales of American Shotties are down and not take the time to provide proper instructions to put together the current design of your shotgun.......... STUPID. 750 bucks on a new gun, you would think it would have intructions that reflect the actuall parts in your gun.