Same thing happening with me, I disassembled it, cleaned and lubed and it runs flawlessly

Picked up 2 of these in 12 gauge last year . For the price you can't go wrong .... a little break in and a little polish , and it's a pretty slick shotgun .... just give'em a good cleaning right out of the box before you fire any loads through it ,,, helps a lot ! Only time will tell how well it'll hold up , but if you take care if it, as with anything , it should last a lifetime ..... I also picked up 2 of their single shot 12's ....just for fun 😉 ....

I'll stick with my good ole Savage Stevens single 20. Dad bought it for me, youth model. Used it till my thumb would give me a bloody nose, then decided I better order a longer butt stock. Had it 56 years now.

Hi thanks for your videos on Hatfield shotguns I bought two a 410 and 12 gauge learning alot from.you

I took mine and disassembled it and used a fine stone and took the burrs off of everything and man what a great shooting gun. Great video

Nice gun ,seems to do better the more you shoot it, thanks for posting

I have one of these 12 gauge love it once i broke it in no problems shoots anything i put in it feeds fine and ejects fine well worth it enjoy yours buddy

Bought one at Walmart for $200 the other day and it shoots and looks amazing like it better than my mossberg and for a semi auto at $200 can’t go wrong!

BIG BOOM :) Another nice video pard take care of that shoulder !

Hi, As far as those Turkey loads...All I'll say is "Better you than me"! Boy, those things do kick! I did notice one thing you might want to look at. The little tabs on the back end of the foreend should be tucked into the receiver. I had to squeeze on the bottom of the foreend before they would go in on mine. Still have to go out and put some rounds thru mine. I got a 20 gauge that worked fine, a .410 that was a dud and now this 12 gauge. Hoping it works and maybe yours will have to break in and smooth out the rough spots before it passes muster. Thanks for posting this and may your channel be a success!

Yep they all behave the same. I tore mine down. Degrease, use hoppes oil and replaced recoil spring with Benelli super 90 reduced power spring from wolf $12. Runs good now

It'll probably loosen up like you said and end up good to go. I would say storing it with the bolt open for a day or so might speed it up but usually that just helps if it doesn't wanna feed the lighter loads. Unusual to have the opposite for sure. I was in Dunham's today and they had three and a half inch 1425fps turkey loads...I ran as fast as I could!😂

I think you have a fine gun there good video!

When you said crazy then shit I chuckled so hard lmao 😂🎉

Keep shooting it. And it will smooth out. The interior of the receiver can have some burrs and rough areas.

Cool video my local walmart has one chambered in 20 gauge for 216$ pretty cheap i'll say I may have to go and pick it up

It is a nice Shotgun Rob good video Stay Safe My Friend

I bought the very same shotgun a Walmart and wouldn't cycle at all. Nor would it eject properly. I SAW a vedio on KZfaq suggesting that you use a dermal to buff all the parts that slide or move together. Well. I just that now it cycles like butter it's pretty awesome now.

Had a problem on mine with the gas piston ring falling off. Hopefully yours stays better and dont forget to get your warrenty on the website within 30 days of purchase lol

Hope you have better luck with yours than i have had with mine. I've had it a month and I've got to shoot 10 rounds through it. Waiting on my third gas ring. So far I'd give it a 1 out of 10.

Love mine when I get a new gun rifle shotgun I always disassemble clean and oil it like I already shot 1500 rounds though it to get familiar with it and make sure everything it a okay never had one hiccup with mine

I forgot to tell you about the switch on the trigger group to set the dog in the bottom ,you are doing good as far as breaking it in ,mine got much better when I got above 50 shells ,good shooting Sir.

Never , ever had a round hang up with my Browning Auto-5 , no matter high brass , low brass

Mine was junk! Bolt locked to rear and wouldnt release. Metal filings in receiver. Wouldnt take shells...mag tube bent. Choke tube got stuck in barrel after 25 rounds. Removed with easy out...replaced with Carlson choke tubes...thicker wall.

My Weatherby has different pistons for high brass and low brass. I generally get away just using the light load piston.

Mine was doing the same thing for a while I think they reccomend a 200 round break in.

I have seen about 5 reviews about this shotgun and all of them have a problem, loading and shooting the gun. I guess I'm not going to be buying one of those anytime soon. God bless

I've never had a problem with mine.

Hopefully it cycles better after the break in period.

I almost bought one but decided on the single shot 20 quage.

Never got to shoot mine. Pulled it from the box slid the barrel on and the buffer tube was stripped in the receiver that holds the butt stock on. It has been at Hatfield since Sept of ‘22 waiting for it to be fixed or replaced with a new gun.

I bet that thing would run flawlessly if you were shooting at a McCoy. Lol

Sir Love you and young harts. Its semi single shot shotgun :) Maybe needs cleaning and some grease. I have Weatherby element. It's well but I don't like the sight. I love my A5 too 2/34 I have Benelli supernova. It's heavy and hard. I want to sell it 3/5

I have a hatsan 12g here in the UK semi auto shoots everything but doesn't like anything lower than 28gram but she'll size from 2 inch through to 31/2 inch pretty amazing, shot pigeons with it and waterfowl, wish I could use it for deer but we are not allowed to use shotguns for deer here only centrefire rifles so can't buy slugs for it as our laws for firearms is draconian we have have licences for our guns either a firearms certificate for sporting rifles or a shotgun certificate for shotguns, so will need a firearms certificate to purchase slugs

My Hatfield SAS 410 does the exact same thing as the first set of rounds you shot! Is there a way to get past this problem so it will cycle properly?

Well, cheese wiz. I just bought a PAS, but it was $300. Have prices really increased that much?

Does that have any type of gas adjustment for shooting light to heavy loads or does it work for any shell will no adjustment?

Seems to be breaking in, being the opposite of usual new wearing off.

How’s it doing now thinking of getting one thanks.

I have the 20gage Hatfield sas 3in shells doesn't want to keep up and feed but the 2 3/4 will. Have you had this problem with 20gage if so how did you fix it?

Mine only cycles high brass. Hoping it breaks in and cycles everything

I have a 12 gauge sas it has 3 inch on the barrel and it will cycle 3 inch but want cycle 2 3/4 at all any ideas why?

You have to change the piston ring for magnums...

How many rounds you got through it now? Still not cycling properly from time to time still?

Hamilton outdoors huh lol very cool. Anyway. Do you still own this gun? How has it held up a year? Or is it junk

D Kerkow outdoors had one and it exploded before he got 25 rounds in

I bought the 12 gage sas got 1 box of shells shot in it on the last round it broke

Just saying that hun doesn’t shoot winchesters good the Winchesters get stuck get some federal shells and you will definitely se a difference I had the same prob with mine put some federal and that hayfield shot normal again nice job buddy

I thought u was supposed change gas ring. But idk Just hearsay

My son's shotgun wont shoot Fiocchi shells for some reason but can run others without a problem. Go figure.........

This gun has to be set up for low or high pressure loads.Thats your problem

Just bought 2. Lol

take it back to shop pal if it will not feed its not fit for purpose

POS no thanks

Higher brass work better

If you're gonna shoot 3", might as well be through a gas gun!

get what u pay for!

thats why i buy Benelli it chambers anything right out of box take that unreliable gun back