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Most likely, the gas port is dirty and not enough gas is getting through to cycle the action. It could be that the chamber is dirty of corroded and not releasing the hull or the extractor could be damaged and not pulling the hull out. Clean the gun well and inspect the extractor.

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Q: What will cause the spent shell to get stuck in the action after firing in a 1100?
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