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As I mentioned before in a previous thread. I bought this gun thinking I might use it next season for waterfowl hunting. After getting it, I immediately felt some buyers remorse. Several members told me it was a bad idea , They had friends who had seen them in action and they were problematic from the get go.
I took this gun apart completely and cleaned it and inspected it for machining flaws like burrs or sharp edges . It was pretty good other than I took some fine emery cloth to the piston edges . I oiled it up with some G96 spray oil and put it back together.
I took it out today finally to see for myself cuz well I bought it and I’m stuck with it good or bad right ?
I started out by feed it some 7/8oz challenger target loads and it was basically a single shot as it would not eject those shells at all.
Next I went straight to some old Supreme #2 magnum steel loads I had laying around and no problem went bang as fast as I could pull the trigger .
I fed it some 1oz target loads next and they cycled fine although they didn’t eject as far as the heavy loads did.
Other than the 7/8oz loads this shotgun fired and ejected everything I fed it . I put about 65 rounds through it.
Recoil was fairly stiff for a gas operated gun but it is also fairly light at sub 7 lbs
I feel like the gun is a bit long for me which could affect how I feel recoil . I feel like I am reaching to hold on to it when I shoulder it .
My son is quite a bit taller than me at 6’3”. I’m only 5’8” and he said it felt great to him
Not sure if I will hang onto this or not but I am not disappointed in the gun so far .
Revolution Arms Swift.
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