I did this at a 3gun match when grabbing my shotgun out of a barrel that was nailed down. Red dot optic mount caught on the barrel lip. Do I just bend it back and remount? Or have I done something worse?
Jason_Roofer said:
Interesting. I buy a fair amount of firearms and I am often curious how things like bent ribs, scraped crowns, damaged sling mounts and the like ever occur. This answered at least on question.
In the Benelli, I'd bend it back and call it a day. Please resist the urge to use the BARREL and a fulcrum during this process or you'll be needing to replace the barrel. The rib bend is purely aesthetic. A barrel dent will not be.
Better stage with the exception of the extremely embarrassing F Up at the end.S.A. Aggie said:
Now that looks like fun!
I am glad you posted that.el gato18 said:
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I used this tool on an O/U I had with a bent rib. It worked great.
Nah, just needs a little alignment hygiene.BlueSmoke said:
That gun is afflicted....