ShotGun info /Price

[ukhunter 111]

Hi anyone have any info on a shotgun all i know is its Silma Supreme 12g O/U multi choke, auto ejecto Shotgun

Its made in Italy Its an single trigger you have to select one barrel only to fire

but it does have a little button on it which when pushed the other way you can fire the other barrel

That’s all the info i have and do anyone know what its worth?

as may put it up for sale as i cant get on with it.

 

heres a pic's of it

 

 

[claybusers al 9]

never heard of it have a look on guntrader to see if there are any others and if you sell it the little button is called a selector so it would be worded single selector ejector. why are you not getting on with it if you just leave it on bottom barrel thats the way a non selector works

[ukhunter 111]

never heard of it have a look on guntrader to see if there are any others and if you sell it the little button is called a selector so it would be worded single selector ejector. why are you not getting on with it if you just leave it on bottom barrel thats the way a non selector works

 

thanks for the info i just had a look on guntrader and there is one on there for £350 and as for me not getting on with it

its just that i dont like the way you have to puss the selector/button to fire the other barrel i just cant get on with it

Edited January 29, 2009 by ukhunter

[Geoff.C 0]

never heard of it have a look on guntrader to see if there are any others and if you sell it the little button is called a selector so it would be worded single selector ejector. why are you not getting on with it if you just leave it on bottom barrel thats the way a non selector works

 

thanks for the info i just had a look on guntrader and there is one on there for £350 and as for me not getting on with it

its just that i dont like the way you have to puss the selector/button to fire the other barrel i just cant get on with it

 

Hi ukhunter, if your gun will not fire both barrels, by simply pulling the trigger twice, it is faulty. The selector just selects which order you fire in, top then bottom or bottom first then top. A fault with a selector is not uncommon, and if left, it may develop into firing off both barrels together.

You need to completely release the trigger after the first shot, then pull again. If this doesn't happen, it needs attention mate.

[ukhunter 111]

Hi ukhunter, if your gun will not fire both barrels, by simply pulling the trigger twice, it is faulty. The selector just selects which order you fire in, top then bottom or bottom first then top. A fault with a selector is not uncommon, and if left, it may develop into firing off both barrels together.

You need to completely release the trigger after the first shot, then pull again. If this doesn't happen, it needs attention mate.

 

 

Geoff i cant fire both barrels by pulling the trigger twice

so it looks like there is a fault with a selector is this easily fixed ?

i will take it to the gun shop tomorrow and let them have a look at it

Edited January 29, 2009 by ukhunter

[Geoff.C 0]

It may just need some lubrication in the right place.

If something has broken, like a pivot pin or spring, it can all be repaired. I have just had a new selector/safety catch assembly fitted to my Lanber.

Total cost was £45 I think. It seems to go wrong about every 5 years, whereas the Beretta is never any trouble. Just different design and quality I guess. You can't really sell it with a fault, but when it's fixed, you may decide you like it again!!

[claybusers al 9]

take it the gunsmiths and get it fixed its worthless broken if you bought it like that somebodys taken the piss

[ukhunter 111]

take it the gunsmiths and get it fixed its worthless broken if you bought it like that somebodys taken the piss

 

 

and bought about 3 weeks and i was like it when i bought

i took it to the gunsmith and hes going to have a look at it for me

[claybusers al 9]

let us know how you get on

[ukhunter 111]

picked the gun up from the gunshop today and they said there was a fault with a selector and they have fixed it

it cost me £34 to get it fixed which is ok. but i will see tomorrow if they have fixed it or not as needs the inertia of the recoil to function properly

Edited February 7, 2009 by ukhunter

[sauer 2]

you can try this yourself at home

 

break the barrel and close as if ready to fire ( obviously have barrels empty!!!!! )

 

fire once obvious "click " of firing pin then just quite frimyl tap end of the stock that goes into your shoulder and this "recoil" should allow you to "fire " again hnece hear second click

 

not good idea to do this very often

 

but your going to try it it earnest in the field shortly

 

let us know how you get on

 

agree with whats said whoevr sold you gun like that needs a slap..was taking the piss

 

sauer

[ukhunter 111]

you can try this yourself at home

 

break the barrel and close as if ready to fire ( obviously have barrels empty!!!!! )

 

fire once obvious "click " of firing pin then just quite frimyl tap end of the stock that goes into your shoulder and this "recoil" should allow you to "fire " again hnece hear second click

 

not good idea to do this very often

 

but your going to try it it earnest in the field shortly

 

let us know how you get on

 

agree with whats said whoevr sold you gun like that needs a slap..was taking the piss

 

sauer

 

 

just did what you said and its working fine but i fired it with some snap caps

i will give it a good go tomorrow thanks for that

Edited February 7, 2009 by ukhunter

[sauer 2]

should have thoght of mentioning snap caps myself! nice one

 

 

sauer

all the best the morn....as stated previously youll maybe get on no probs no with this gun

[ukhunter 111]

should have thoght of mentioning snap caps myself! nice one

 

 

sauer

all the best the morn....as stated previously youll maybe get on no probs no with this gun

 

 

thanks mate i hope so