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So for a few weeks there I would apply some CLP in the morning before I went to work, and then would gently tap the bolt handle and the op rods when I got home from work. My theory was basically "well hopefully this will work its way into whatever is causing the problem and loosen up the gun." I likely spent far too long doing this, but I figured since I had the time why not. Eventually I took a mallet, sat the gun on it's stock, and gave it a good solid WHACK. The barrel came flying off towards me and the rest of the gun nearly fell over. I'm not 100% certain what happened, but I think the op rod snagged on the barrel. It was pretty fouled under there and and I wonder if that was the culprit. In any event, I was able to take the gun apart, clean it slightly, and then put it back together into good working order. Lesson learned, switching to inertia guns for good.
>>102868
Thanks for your offer Boof, but given that the gun isn't going to used hard and will likely be sold in the not-too-distant-future, I'm going to treat this as a fluke. None of the surfaces you mentioned appeared worn or damaged.
>>102878
"So ur afraid to tell ur [Fiance's] dad that u [temporarily jammed] his gun (which you prob [borrowed with his full knowledge and blessing])? Call Mossberg and maybe they'll still hook you up with a free repair if you send them nudes of ur [fiance]."
Uh... thanks for the advice friendo, I'm good.
Pic is related - gun reassembled along with my VZ 24.
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