thanks to Reloader

[VAHUNTER]

i had a barrel to polish on a 935. the problem was i could not get the barrel off. i had tried just about everything i could think of. after talking to Ronny and going through the list of might be's and have you tried's , Ronny ask if the gun had optics. the answer was yes!!! that was the cause of the whole problem. something so simple that i never gave it a thought. the screws that held the base on was to long. they was going through the reciever and putting pressure on the barrel. this is just one reason OG is the place to be.
now the barrel has been polished. the screws have been cut down to the right length. the gun is together and ready for action

i guess eventually i would have found the problem. but Ronny made it possible to find it a lot sooner. thanks Reloader 

[S.C.C]

           

[Mossy517]

Although I just recently started to talk to Ronny, I know he is one stand up fella to deal with!! Thanks Ronny

[pullit]

Ronny is smarter than he looks.....

[bowhunter84]

 

[gatrkyhntr70]

Ronny is a great guy and extremely knoledgable when it comes to turkey guns,loads.

[njdevilsb]

This is a great group of guys we have around here.  I don't know of any problem or question that won't get solved or answered around here, as long as it's turkey or gun related.

[chatterbox]

He diagnosed my barrel problem right off, and saved me from buying a new one!
Great guy to deal with!

[hookedspur]

He diagnosed my barrel problem right off, and saved me from buying a new one!
Great guy to deal with!

[spur collector]

 

[Reloader]

Glad you got her figured out VA.  Those base screws can be a problem on both rifles and shotguns at times.  The bad thing is when a fella torques his base screws not realizing they bottomed out and the base not being fully secure.  That can sure give a case of the reds... 

There's a bunch of good folks on this board. Like many of you, I tinker with this stuff all the time and learn new stuff every day. Just glad to share anything I've learned with fellow hunters and learn from you guys as well.


Ya'll have a good one, 

Season opens here tom, so I'll be chasin' em for a few days.  Didn't hear squat this morn, probably wrapped up with ladies.  Maybe I can find a dumb one or two.

Reloader

[chatterbox]

Glad you got her figured out VA.  Those base screws can be a problem on both rifles and shotguns at times.  The bad thing is when a fella torques his base screws not realizing they bottomed out and the base not being fully secure.  That can sure give a case of the reds... 

There's a bunch of good folks on this board. Like many of you, I tinker with this stuff all the time and learn new stuff every day. Just glad to share anything I've learned with fellow hunters and learn from you guys as well.


Ya'll have a good one, 

Season opens here tom, so I'll be chasin' em for a few days.  Didn't hear squat this morn, probably wrapped up with ladies.  Maybe I can find a dumb one or two.

Reloader

Good luck, Ronny! Hit'm hard, bud!

[Reloader]

Good luck, Ronny! Hit'm hard, bud!
[/quote]

Thanks!

I got on two this eve.  They were deep, but I made it within 250yds before their last gobbles.  I slipped in the moonlight and found a nice looking spot about 80-100yds off of them, so maybe I can trick one in the morn.

Ya'll have a good one,

Reloader

[chatterbox]

Maybe I can find a dumb one or two.

Did somebody say they were looking for Chatterbox

[ncturkey]

Them reloader guys are awesome. Your problem reminded me of when I got a scope put on a new rifle at a local gun store. When I got it home I could not work the action. The screws were to long and they were binding the action. I took it back and they fixed it. I have also had the mounting screws be too short and not hold enough threads. I had that happen with a muzzleloading rifle one time. OG has alot of good guys on here.