The Barnstormer bullet was also developed by Adirondike Jack. He sold the mold and rights to me to continue production.
I still have a full time job so production is slow right now, but improving.
.452,;hollow base, truncated cone, 130 grain bullet. Made for the 45cs case.
If anyone is interested send me a PM.
This was a cull after powder coating. Just as an example.
Fox
I cast booklets. On another forum someone asked if I had enough powder and primers to shoot all the lead I had on hand. Nowhere close. So my wife told me to stock up. She is a keeper.
she also told me to buy another safe when one was full.
Thanks again. Knowing where to look helps. Good idea with the marking. I found it odd that the screw fit in both positions. Now I know what to watch for.
Fox
Looked over the shotgun again. Was able to screw the mag tube in one more full turn. The follower is now just touching the shell lock lever. Word of caution. The mag tube screw fit in both positions. See photos for comparison. Thanks for all the advice.
Will do. Sorry if the story seems to have changed. Not my intention. I will disassemble, clean reassemble and post pics. I think based on all the discussion is the spring and follower are the culprit.
If the round was caught under the mag tube lip, slamming the butt would cause it to move rearward freeing the jam. Shooting at speed, I did not look at the round on the carrier. ( My fault) noticed it at home diagnosing the problem.
More to come.
Thanks again for the comments and advise.
I have been loading through the port. The round drop to the bottom of the carrier and the nose enters the mag tube opening. This catches the round on the upper edge of the mag tube and does not allow the carrier to rise. The follower is slightly recessed in the mag tube. Hope that clears it up.
It worked two weeks ago after the cleaning. I suspect a weak follower spring as Garrison Joe indicated. Will do all the above to be sure.
Thanks for all the suggestions. I will post the results..
Fox