Colt made in Italy semi-auto 12 ga 2-3/4in 26 inch barrel I can’t find much in this gun I just know it’s old. Has anyone seen or know much about them? It only loads when fired and you can’t cycle the rounds out and it is made that way.
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Colt 12ga auto load anyone know of these
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It only loads when fired and you can’t cycle the rounds out and it is made that way.
Where did you read this at?
Bolt release is on the left side of the receiver, bolt locked back drop a shell in the chamber it the release and throw another shell loading port on the bottom.
Where did you read this at?
Bolt release is on the left side of the receiver, bolt locked back drop a shell in the chamber it the release and throw another shell loading port on the bottom.
Yeah made Archery equipment also or somebody else made their stuff & put their name on it.everything you want to know,, I was surprise to find out Colt mad SXSCOLT Gun Values - Blue Book of Gun Values
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I know where one is , tucked away in the safe.
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Franchi or Breda
Looks the same as a Franchi AL-48.
It most likely has an automatic magazine cutoff and no cartridge release button/lever. Because of this you can't just rack the rounds out of the gun like on most other semi auto's. It takes a few seconds longer but, is a safer method. When unloading the gun you need to flip it over. Press the bolt release button and push the carrier down. Hold the carrier down and press the cartridge stop to the side to let a round out of the magazine.
It most likely has an automatic magazine cutoff and no cartridge release button/lever. Because of this you can't just rack the rounds out of the gun like on most other semi auto's. It takes a few seconds longer but, is a safer method. When unloading the gun you need to flip it over. Press the bolt release button and push the carrier down. Hold the carrier down and press the cartridge stop to the side to let a round out of the magazine.
