Rock Island Armory All Generations Pump .410 Realtree Timber Shotgun

Pros: adjustable comb...

Pros: adjustable comb and LOP that will more or less fit a 5' 6" woman. Cons: A deal breaker. 150 or so rounds through this and it refuses to reliably cycle a spent shell. That is, you can rack unfired shells in and out of this thing with ease. Fire a round? The extractor somehow refuses to do its job and remove the casing, jamming the fore end and release button, probably because the extractor slips off the lip of the shell and wedges itself between the bolt and the receiver housing. Weak extractor spring? Rough chamber? Whatever. My wife has to hand me the gun because I'm strong enough to jiggle the fore end until the jam clears, I hand it back to her, she racks in a new shell, she shoots, it jams, rinse, repeat. Miserable experience all around and impossibly disappointing for a new shooter. I've had the gun apart, cleaned it, all that. I've got a different brand of shell arriving before our next attempt at the clay course. What can I say? I've researched pump gun malfunctions and I'm not going to buy a honing device to clean up the chamber, I'm not going to go to the trouble of packing this thing up, paying for postage, waiting for whomever to inspect, screw around with and send this thing back to me. Only to experience the same damn problem. I bought this as a beginner firearm - literally the cheapest .410 I could find - knowing that if my wife enjoyed shooting enough we'd move up to a 28G or higher, and I paid the price, pun intended. Don't buy.