if your lever is stiff, do a spring kit; hammer, ejector and possibly firing pin. it's the ejector spring that really makes opening the lever the last bit really stiff.
file and smooth the edges around the loading gate to save your fingers. same for the gate itself. and rebend the gate spring to unload the pressure.
trim the mag tube spring to make it easier to fully load.
polish the loading ramp if you have feeding problems with .38.
I actually have no issues with the gun. I looked up most of those tips online before the gun arrived. The only thing I may do is smooth the action, but it's basically like a Mossberg pump vs a Remington pump, it's smooth enough for me.
Trigger is surprisingly nice. Like maybe 3lbs and .5mm of travel
if your lever is stiff, do a spring kit; hammer, ejector and possibly firing pin. it's the ejector spring that really makes opening the lever the last bit really stiff.
file and smooth the edges around the loading gate to save your fingers. same for the gate itself. and rebend the gate spring to unload the pressure.
trim the mag tube spring to make it easier to fully load.
polish the loading ramp if you have feeding problems with .38.
I actually have no issues with the gun. I looked up most of those tips online before the gun arrived. The only thing I may do is smooth the action, but it's basically like a Mossberg pump vs a Remington pump, it's smooth enough for me.
Trigger is surprisingly nice. Like maybe 3lbs and .5mm of travel
i can't help tinkering, it's kind more fun for me to tinker than to do; guns, cars, etc...
Oh, I appreciate the advice.