This is the only good video I have found that details cleaning a semi-auto 12g that uses piston bushings! Thank you so much!!!!

thanks for uploading this vid, bought one just days ago so wanted to study up on its disassembally and cleaning before it shows up, almost duck and goose season here for me so should be interesting with a new gauge to work with.

great video thanks for taking the time to upload it. just bought one of these and this has been invaluable.

Thanks for the video, I would of been screwed without this. THANK YOUUUU!!!

thanks very much , just walked me through my first cleaning . will be back for a reminder on the second clean . cheers.

Thanks my friend. I just bought this gun and you help me a lot for the cleaning process

brilliant film,well done,easy to follow.

Very interesting! Thank you!

Great vid, nice and clear.. thanks

Thanks for this video your truly a blessing

Great vid mate.

I'd love to see a follow-up video with the trigger-group removal...I'll check maybe you did one..I'm a bit late to the game! Good video, this appears to be just like my Iver Johnson HP18 semi-auto 12ga.!

Very helpful 👍

Nice Review, how often do you change the "O" Ring Seal? No Manual never talks about it?

Excellent video mate , thoroughly enjoyed it , important tip re the bolt being allowed to go forward freely , i take it the discolouration on the piston is no issue as long as there is no carbon deposit ? , any value on a very light greasing of the spring ? ,i also noticed you leave the choke in , do you take it out after so many shots , say every 500 ?

Very nice video thank you! Just regarding the end- so would you recommend loading two and then racking the action to load the first shell in to the breach rather than putting one in to an open breach and then topping off two in to the loading gate? Or did you just mean that you don't recommend letting the action forward on an empty chamber?

Great instructional video. Could you use Acetone as a cleaner instead of expensive proprietory firearm cleaning solutions?

Hi Steve, would you be able to have a look at shims that come with the gun and let me know the numbers on each one? These are supposed to indicate how much drop in comb height they provide. Thanks.

Very interesting and well made video tutorial! I have just stripped and cleaned my Armsan A620 following your instructions. But I still have some issue with the magazine tube which is grinding when I load it up. It actually take quite a bit of effort to slide the cartridges in the magazine tube. Do you experience the same problem?

How reliable is it does it ever hang up on certain loads or will cycle everything? I’ve got a Hatsan Escort and it’s been 100% reliable for the last 2 years