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The stock on the link is discounted. I am trying to find one for my gun. Do you know of a replacement model for it? I saw in your video you called it a tri stock. Are they all the same? Thank uou for your time and video.

Can I use the same extension for the 20 gauge?

What charging handle is that??

Will you provide me/us with a link perhaps of your tube extension?

that part you talked about at 3:22 on my shotgun has started to literally break apart. Idk where to even get a replacement. Would you happen to know?

butt stock on mine is loose. idk if its totally broken or it can be fixed. any tips? I cant find any manuals that say how to take the buttstock off. Thanks. Good video

How would you put a plug in this ?

I have a warthog and this is a very, very poor set up for a professional gun company Builder to use total nonsense

I’m having a problem where the hammer won’t release? It just gets stuck. Went out shooting yesterday and it just wouldn’t fire after so many shells. The hammer wouldn’t drop. Taking it apart the hammer will only drop if I pull the trigger and use a screw driver to slightly pry it. I oiled it thinking maybe that would help, it did not. Maybe I need to file where the hammer catches? Unsure, I cleaned it as well thinking maybe carbon buildup was the culprit. No luck. Anyone else have this issue maybe could offer some suggestions?

i just took mine to the range and after about 15 rounds, it was extremely difficult to load the shells. It felt like i had to force the rounds in there. do you know why this may be? anyone experiencing something similar?

I really need to ask, what happens if you don’t cut off some of the the threading on the magazine tube extension?

The only video I've seen that talks about the tapered round holder and what to do about it. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing recently I brought a gf2p and I’m planning ad a ext. magazine, but my question is why is necessary saw the tube? I have seen some video where the made the same cut, i would like to what happened if I don’t cut the tub. Thanks there are turkis shoot gin’s some the models are similar

Hello. I love that you keep comments open; I tried @manuelruvalcaba2900 's method of a RIGID brand 1¼" pipe reamer and it worked wonders without resorting to a multiblade cutter or Dremel or hacksaw (principally because I couldn't remove the magazine tube for the life of me ... ditto happened with my Mossberg when trying Defender Tactical's mini-shell adapter). I'm getting an 8-shot Carlson's (chiefly because a 10 shot would make the Citadel pop out from its hiding spot) - my concern now would be if the original factory spring would be sufficient for pushing out all the shells (I use primarily 3" rifled slugs), or it I should modify the longer spring for more "oomph". I suppose I'd be the one testing this. The total cost(s) were $250 (Citadel, but I got it from Big 5 when it was on sale), $76 (Carlson's tube extennsion), $45 RIGID pipe reamer for 1¼". I'm taking your advice to add some sling attachments as well. Than/k you for reading my blog, LOL.

I regret the purchase of this shotgun. Dang thing has light primer strikes after less than 80 rounds of buck through it. Hopefully a good cleaning will bring her back to life, or I may consider selling it, because right now it's only useful as a doorstop. Edit: I know I shouldn't expect much out of a cheap gun like this, but it's rather disappointing that it's down already. Almost shook itself apart after 75 shells.

Did the longest 8 shot extension today on a Warthog mag that only held 4 2.75” (2.5” unfired), now holds 7+1. You have to use a saw b/c if you don’t remove enough from the existing mag tube, the extension won’t screw in far enough to rest against the hand guard. Did it without removing the bolt, just removed the barrel. Used a rolled piece of cardboard to push the follower in while sawing off the crimp. Had to use the new longer spring b/c it would not eject the final round from the mag with the stock spring. Kept the original follower. Didn’t use the barrel clamp b/c I want the barrel to flex independently on firing and I doubt that the clamp would stay in place under heavy use, without scratching the barrel and/or extension. Still need to range test, But seems to cycle manually as expected. Choate takes this from 4+1 to 7+1.

Subscribed because you have the cleanest easiest to follow laid out and time friendly explanations. Thanks for making these.

Mine runs the low recoil stuff just fine! It's awesome

Anybody who can't figure out how to load and unload a shotgun has NO BUSINESS owning one. Read a manual. That's what it's for.

You bought a pack of O rings in another video, but I haven’t seen where they are. They don’t appear in this video. Where would an O ring go???

Great video.

In doing some research I have discovered that there are in fact several variations that affect the disassembly and reassembly. My little piggy is the latests design. Major difference is the knurled "washer" goes in front of the forearm and the magazine cap screws on top of it. I went crazy until I saw an actual photo of the latest revision where it clearly shows the modification. It can't be reassembled any other way.

Thanks. I'll definitely be trying this with my Warthog.

You don’t have to cut off the roll tip for the extension. Get a step drill bit and slowly reem it out. Then hit it with a round sanding disc, the small type for a dremmel tool to smooth it out and attach the extension. Works really good if you don’t want to cut the end. Great video!

Hello! I’ve got this exact shotgun, do you have one on how to install a sling? Much appreciated.

What I really need are a couple clear still pictures of the gun without for grip so I can get everything back in place. Can anybody help?

A very simple solution for removing the bolt latch charging handle and easier operating it is adding a small piece of 5/16" reinforced rubber tubing. It enables the use of pliers (if required) makes operation a pleasure. You could spend $35 for the custom handle or $0.30 for a piece of tube.

hell yeah!! you helped a heap!! thank you soo much!!

going to do this very soon with an 8 round tube. i have a few questions if you dont mind. how do i get the internal spring out when the bevel isnt cut yet? or if thats not possible how can i cut it without damaging the spring and followers? also i plan on mainly using 3 in slugs so i dont know what spring to use to keep good tension and still hold as many as possible.

I need a link or a product for the sling attachment that goes between the stock and receiver

Can you please share video how to remove spring to load the plug, ? The end cap is flushed inward. Can move inward but it wont pop out because of rim edge.

Excellent job! Thanks Much

The catch or the prong you explain that’s on the slide, that the bolt sides up on, I do not see it on my gun, I was wondering if that’s a problem

The catch or the prong you explain that’s on the slide, that the bolt sides up on, I do not see it on my gun, I was wondering if that’s a problem

The catch or the prong you explain that’s on the slide, that the bolt sides up on, I do not see it on my gun, I was wondering if that’s a problem

Need help can’t put my cover back on

Do you know where to find spare parts? The rail on the other side of where the bolt us u called it the rider mines like griding down for some reason i need a new one or is that normal

I like to watch these videos but I do not like your f-bombs and other cussin.

I'm struggling to find out how to remove the magazine follower and plug. Any tips?

I just bought one of these, thank you for the video! You saved me a lot of "swear time" figuring out how to reassemble it

How many followers do you need 1 or 2? And are both followers the same type, so just buy 2 of the same ones?

You must be new to this. You don't need to use up an entire bottle of oil each time you put it back together. I would not oil the firing pin as you have done, that's a a no-no and a recipe for failure but as long as you're cleaning it 5 times a day I guess it's all good. 🤪

Ahhhh man I wish I would have found you sooner. But t, I totally was diggin your content and 2 years s after you posted this video I followed this build and put together a neat Kapowser💥🧪💣🌋

I want osme them mods how i get them

These are the absolute worst pieces of garbage ever. DO NOT waste your time or money on a cheap pump or auto shotgun made in Turkey. They are all trash and can only handle light or regular shot loads. If you try to shoot buckshot or slugs, they will jam and break every single time. Almost all of the cheap brands are the exact same gun with slight furniture or accessory differences and made in the same factory. If you need a budget gun, spend the extra few bucks and get an 88 or Pardner. Budget single or double guns from Turkey are mostly pretty decent bit the pumps and autos are total crap.

Thank you, just one question, do you dry fire to release the firing pin before you start

my end cap is apparently welded on...

Great info.

dont have to pull hard on that little pin, just push the pump a little back and then it will pull right off easily.

Dumb question, but i have a citadel pat 12ga. Would that same stock fit my model?