I bought a 590A1 a little while back and I have not had the opportunity to shoot it yet.
Today I disassembled it & reassembled it for the first time. When I was finished, it seems to work OK, but one thing I never noticed before: When the action is closed and it is ready to fire, in the upper left corner of the ejection port, there is a significant gap where I can look back into the gun. It might have always been like that, I just never noticed.
Is this the way these are supposed to look, or have I put something back incorrectly? With a gap like that, I don't know if it's going to blow up in my face when I shoot it, or if this is normal. In the two pictures, the first is looking straight at it and the second is more forward toward the barrel looking back toward the stock. I am pointing with a pencil to the gap I am referring to.
Thanks,
Dave
Today I disassembled it & reassembled it for the first time. When I was finished, it seems to work OK, but one thing I never noticed before: When the action is closed and it is ready to fire, in the upper left corner of the ejection port, there is a significant gap where I can look back into the gun. It might have always been like that, I just never noticed.
Is this the way these are supposed to look, or have I put something back incorrectly? With a gap like that, I don't know if it's going to blow up in my face when I shoot it, or if this is normal. In the two pictures, the first is looking straight at it and the second is more forward toward the barrel looking back toward the stock. I am pointing with a pencil to the gap I am referring to.
Thanks,
Dave