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Old 11-05-2007, 04:21 PM
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Old 11-12-2007, 12:01 PM
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Hey, I am a new user to this forum. So first off, Hey to everybody.

I have owned my Triumph sense June and have shot it about 75 times. Very nice gun, easy to clean following the instructions in the manual.

My only beef is how dirty the breech plug can get both inside (past the gas rings) and on the outside were the primer loads. I am using the winchester primers and have had only 1 issues with it not going off after pulling the trigger, however no issues with it closing.

Now I am wondering if it is so dirty becuase of maybe an improper fit?

I also am wondering if other Triumph owner have issues with the breech plug not pulling out as easy as advertised.

Looks like a nice forum and I am looking foward to posting with everybody.

Nice day
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Old 11-12-2007, 11:29 PM
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welcome dbtech. i havent shot mine as much as you but i agree with you on what you said. the breech plug does get alot more build up than i though it would. and the breech plug will not remove by hand if i shoot a few rounds through it.

but on the other hand when i bought it i figured the breech plug would not remove that easy once it had any build up on it so i expected that. i am happy with how easy it is to disassemble and clean. i just carry the tool with me to help me start the turn on the plug.


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