Yes. Brass burns are a thing of the past. Good for lefties too.

Ok, I know I am only a Chairman, and don't know nuthin about guns, <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> but what's to keep the brass from still being in the "Line of fire" when you touch off another round?

yup, it's your money and will be your rifle but I will say I the dogs on in yard always give good advice and good information. when I've listened it helped and when i didn't i soon saw all the points that got made. I'm sure the right rifle will end up in your hands. and we nobody here minds gun talk...

I think the barrelsticks out a few inch more than the eject port. and the brass actually spills out when enough brads is in the channel or the barrel is pointed down. indont think the brass is ejected.

And YES JJ, before you say it I know "this is my rifle, this is my gun. One is for shooting and one is for..well it's KINDA for shooting as well! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

The brass in never in the line of fire. You can go through about 10 rounds without them even coming out. They don't start dropping out until they get pushed by subsequent rounds or you rack the charging handle and then they just fall out the port that is about 5-6 inches behind the muzzle.

Ok, that I can understand.

That is right. It doesn't "eject" it is more like the rounds drip out.

OK, I thought they were "ejected" out the front and I thought the "Ejection port" was only a couple inches behind the muzzle.

hmmm... might want to see a doctor about that! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Seriously, sometimes I just can't visualize some things.

Haha, I was thinking something very similar!