I just got a great deal on a browning pump. I broke it down and cleaned it thoroughly. Took it out this morning and it started not ejecting the spent second shell. It locks up. It takes a little tweaking to get it to rack back eject the second shell and load the third. Could this be a weak spring? Ya'lls thoughts?
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Why won't my Browning pump eject the second shell?
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Could be dirty, rusted or pitted chamber. It makes the shell fit tighter than it should. May need cleaning or polishing. Or it could be extractor, extractor spring, or ejector.
As mentioned above if you have crappy shells that can play into it. But any pump should work fine with low brass if you rack the slide properly.Last edited by Lungbustr; 09-01-2014, 10:13 AM.
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There was a thread about this about 5 years ago and a gunsmith chimed in. It is a known problems with browning pumps. Has to do with the "brass" casing swelling and getting stuck. As it cools it opens easily. I forgot what he said caused it. I do know that several folks took them their guns and he fixed then for a pretty hefty fee. Mine does it but its not worth spending the money to fix it to me.
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