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I'm not an expert on I.J.'s, I'm here looking for answers myself, but to my knowledge, older doubles and o/u's didn't have ejectors unless it was a reputable name brand and would be a more expencive model. I can't prove it true, but this what I was told by a few local old timers, they have more experience then me, I don't have much choice too believe it until found wrong.

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Q: Is there a extractor spring on the 12 gauge over under it seems not to eject the shells have to do them manually and if so how do you replace it and where to go to get the right replacement part?
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