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March 22, 2014, 01:29 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: March 14, 2010
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1887 review bootleg review
Ill post pictures soon.
Any way a while ago I got a Chiappa Bootleg Deluxe from Taylors. At first I thought I got a dud. I bought some Cheep estate ammo and about 1 in every 5 rounds stuck and would not eject with out a dowel. I was very disappointed. After a fairly crappy range session I went home disappointed. I called up my father and told him about it. He said that his grandfather had a model 1901 that had the same issues. He said to try high base brass. So yesterday I went back to the range with some buck shot that I had and it worked flawlessly! So I ran to the store (Cabellas) and bought a lot of different kinds of ammo. I found that of the ammo I bought it functioned well with every high brass loading I could find (it only is chambered for 2 3/4 inch). With the low brass It seemed to like Federal and Fiocchi but did not like Estate, or remington low brass. I can live with that! I did not test patterning mostly because I am filling out the federal forms to make this a short barrel shotgun so the pattern will change eventually any way.
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