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Ruger Red Label Ejectors

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  • charliemeyer007
    Hard to tell from here. Could be your ammo, especially if reloads weren't sized at the base/rim. Springs can take a set - although modern steel from the 30's on does a good job at resisting failure. Could be burr or a bent rod or guide. Worn sear not releasing the ejector.


    http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Ruger-33474/Shotguns-40407/RedLabelOverUnder-41244.htm?results=All
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  • boltaction
    I tried different shells reloads and new they both stick.I haven't shot this gun for a long time it's been in the safe just started shooting recently with it and that's when it started acting up.I wonder if being in the safe for a long time has someingto do with the electors not workingb
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  • toad67
    Is there any rust in the chamber area?
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  • perry shooter
    + one on the chambers dirty or rust I would get a MOP type cleaning brush
    and some JB bore Cleaner then use the jb on the brush and go in and out on the Chamber area of the barrel JB will polish the chamber without any damage you want chamber to be slick and like a MIRROR
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  • boltaction
    I used fine steel wool wrapped around a brush on a drill to polish the chamber .
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  • toad67
    When you open the gun now w/o shells in it do the ejectors pop up and click????? Also, to be sure the chamber area is good put 2 shells in it and tip it upside down. If they fall out then you should be good there.
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