Linberta 01LSTAC 12 Gauge Black Tactical Semi-Automatic Shotgun

A: I was literally just looking at one of these wondering if I should get one. I don't see anything about the 50/50 program anymore but it is on the 90 day layaway program which is great. All the Linberta shotguns have the bud's limited warranty too which is pretty cool. But nowhere do I see the 50/50 program.

A: Unfortunately I do not see anything anywhere on the site about the 50/50 program. It is however available for the layaway program.

A: Unfortunately its not on the list. But if you type California compliant in the search bar window, it will provide you with images of all the ones that are. Good luck with the hunt!

A: No...It seems like anything fun is excluded..Not cool

A: This is fine for California since it has a fixed stock and is not fed by a detachable magazine: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

A: The big thing with CA is the magazines. Even handguns can't have magazines with more than 7? I think? rounds. Lol. Pretty much limits you to the ultra compact models that are good for CCW (but then have to get a seperate CCL for CA that isn't good anyplace else), or get special magazines made for the regular sizes that won't take more than 7.

A: A Remington 870 +2 extension should do the trick. You could also use minishells to get even more rounds in it. I should note that with the 870 extender you may need to make simple modifications. There are many videos of this easy process on YouTube.

A: Here is a vid on how to https://.youtube.com/watch?v=21Ism0VosnM

A: Auto loading guns whether they're shotguns, rifles or handguns often demand a certain level of what we'll call "power". Not powerful enough and the gun won't fully cycle. It's all about what this gun wants and needs based on how it was designed. You'll see this often with .22's. Some simply will not run with standard velocity ammo, they need high velocity ammo to function. First, I would try several brands and levels of ammo to see if you can find the right fit. Second, if you continue to have jams you may need to see a gunsmith or contact the manufacturer. Good luck!

A: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/prod_mans/00198-0411551704-002.pdf

A: Anything 3" will be your best bet.

A: YouTube has multiple videos on this that may help you.

A: This should eject just fine. The lead is just the payload that is fired (shot).The ejection process is performed from the extractor engagement with the brass case rim. Shot should not matter whether lead, copper, steel, slug or bismuth.

A: I haven't heard of anything like that???? May have happened to one bad lemon, but most guys seem well pleased with this shotgun. If you do have a problem, the gun has a warranty you can use to correct the issue. I think it sounds like a fine shotgun after reading the reviewers comments.

A: The description states it will fire all regular and heavy loads. Should be just fine with lead

A: If the shell or any cartridge in question does not eject there is a malfunction with extractor or internally. All cartridges should eject flawlessly, no hang up, hickup, or catches, just brass/steel flying. If you are having issues I suggest taking to a qualified gun Smith for repair and evaluation. Another trick that helps cycling rounds are polished internals.