Mister Badly

I had the same issue. Alcohol wipes took it off easily. Many of my AA shells I have are somewhat misshaped so every shell is run through my checker sizer as I put them in my belt. I will be trying STS when these run out. Until then I will be briskly shucking.

I use Lucas engine assembly lube.

Makes sense to me. I have never seen anyone load their shotgun at the loading table.

The sharp underside edge of the loading gate scratches the brass.

Bullets. Plural.

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p and a miss. He made up a miss on the plates with the rifle--P. Then tried to make up for not engaging the stationary target with a 4th rifle round with the shotgun. Not allowed by instructions. I am a relatively new shooter but have not yet shot a stage with makeup for a missed stationary target.

Never use a rod with any type of point to punch out the lead. It must be flat on the end or it may expand the blockage.

Get a piece of tubing the ID of the barrel and a drill the ID of the tubing. Place the tubing in the barrel and drill it out. Lubricate well.

I got a lot of AA last year and had a shucking issue with them. When I use them up I will get something else.

Sights??

Lol.

Widder is a teacher and a true gentleman and I am fortunate to posse with him and other great East Tennessee shooters. When it's not too cold. Lol

Pull the trigger before ejecting. Timing is everything. I actually had my Marlin assist with opening the lever about the time it fired this month. It was on a quad tap on one target running it pretty fast. Made me pause a second. Finished the stage and match.

I got both done 10 years ago with dual focus lenses. No reading glasses required. They now have tri focals. Easy surgery.