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Posted: 4/19/2012 5:05:04 PM EDT
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So I just bought a used 11-87 off the EE, picked it up from my FFL today. Seller stated it worked fine, and I believe him. Problem is, I can't get the bolt to move. At all. I disassembled it all, and once the trigger group is out it cycles fine, but as soon as I put the trigger and everything attached to it back in the gun, the bolt won't budge. I'm guessing something got bumped during shipping, but I have no idea what. This is my first semi-auto, so I don't have any experience besides what a little Google-ing will give me. Anybody have any ideas? |
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Quoted: pics of the trigger assembly from various angles before it goes in and bolt in the receiver from underneath would help. I put it away for tonight, but I'll add some tomorrow. One update: I lubed the piss out of it, and I can get the bolt to move the full range of motion, but it's very difficult to move rearward, ad won't even return to be closed under its own power. It's definitely binding somewhere.
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1187 owners manual
It's not too complicated. You shouldn't have many problems if you break it down & clean it by the book. Good Luck. |
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Since you have no Idea of how a remington 1100 or 1187 works you should go to shotgunworld and see the easy pictures show what you are doing wrong!
You really have to try hard to make the 1100 searies or the bereta 300 guns not work . They are the stalworks (best) of the gas guns you wll ever buy, Bob |
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