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• Q: My Linberta Tactical stopped auto-feeding/jams. Problem is in the trigger housing area, probably a spring. Anyone know if there is a source for parts for Linberta?

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  • Asked 02/20/2025 11:39 by Peter D

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  Hi Peter and welcome. I have not seen any internal parts. Are there any contact sources in the owner's manual? https://www.scribd.com/document/388580788/linberta-12-owners-manual-pdf --------- Cheers and good luck!
• Q: Meaning, you don't have to press a Bolt button to load?

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  • Asked 09/29/2019 04:12 by Ronald O

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  Ronald, no Sir. This is the model with the bolt button on the lower left side of the receiver you have to push to load.

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• Q: I need a full choke tube for my Linberta tactical for extended range buckshot. Any help? Thanks.

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  • Asked 09/23/2019 13:11 by Peter D

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  that is easy it takes standard Benelli beretta mobli chokes https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/712000382/carl+choke+tube+12ga+full+sport+clays+ber+ben

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• Q: Where can I buy aftermarket parts like a folding stock, for grip, etc. Or is there another shot gun that mirrors aftermarket parts that can be used on this gun. Linnerta TAC20 Thank you

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  • Asked 08/17/2019 20:46 by Jim M

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  Jim, not a lot in the way of accessories other than Remington 870 extension tubes for this shotgun. Some sparse info here : https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/gun-review-linberta-sa01lstac20-shotgun/

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• Q: What type of choke tube is the chrome one? Is itimproved cylinder or better ? Is it safe to shoot rifled slugs through?

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  • Asked 05/27/2018 03:34 by Michael H

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  It is "Improved Cylinder" Michael. It will fire slugs just fine. The barrel is threaded for standard Benelli/Beretta chokes.

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• Q: I was wondering if anyone knew an approximate timetable from reservation to delivery of the shotgun currently? Thank you.

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  • Asked 09/12/2017 05:37 by Chandler D

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  Chandler, this will mostly depend on the demand and manufacturer distribution levels.

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• Q: Granted this isnt the highest quality load but I was using Winchester 2 3/4" 1oz 6 shot. It is a light lead load and not ejecting at all. I'm hoping buckshot shells will cycle. I really dont want to go through the return process.

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  • Asked 08/18/2017 16:27 by john o

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  Stick with it, its a quality gun. I'd try a few different loads, oil it up inside and out, give it a break in chance, then go from there.

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