Ok so this post is like, really old. Sorry for bringing it back from the dead:
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=588312&highlight=centurian
I was having problems with my youth model 505 .410 shotgun "dropping" shells. The thread in the link above has more detailed description of what was/is going on.
I just wanted to post an update on the situation:
I replaced the shell stopper with new one. The new one had a different shape to it and it did improve the situation. But it did not cure it. Now instead of having FTF and FTE issues 60% of the time, I have them about 20% of the time. Better, but nowhere near good enough.
Conclusion: I need to send this thing back to Mossberg. This creates a new question however, can I ship it to them via the regular postal service? Or do I have to go to FedEx/UPS?
Also hoping that since it's been 2 years, that they'll still accept it...
And hope I didn't void any warranty by replacing the shell stopper by myself...
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=588312&highlight=centurian
I was having problems with my youth model 505 .410 shotgun "dropping" shells. The thread in the link above has more detailed description of what was/is going on.
I just wanted to post an update on the situation:
I replaced the shell stopper with new one. The new one had a different shape to it and it did improve the situation. But it did not cure it. Now instead of having FTF and FTE issues 60% of the time, I have them about 20% of the time. Better, but nowhere near good enough.
Conclusion: I need to send this thing back to Mossberg. This creates a new question however, can I ship it to them via the regular postal service? Or do I have to go to FedEx/UPS?
Also hoping that since it's been 2 years, that they'll still accept it...
And hope I didn't void any warranty by replacing the shell stopper by myself...