Good year! I have a Browning .22 LR semi-auto that I've owned for about 31 years. It has had a great life and still shoots good except the tubular magazine now comes "loose" (that's the best way I can put it) after a couple of shots. I can tighten it, reassemble it, load it and shoot it once or twice, then it won't chamber and the tube appears to be loose again. I had an uncle tell me to put Loctite on it, but I was warned by another family member that if it doesn't fix the problem that I'll be hard pressed to get it loose again. So, I'm hoping someone here has some ideas. I could carry it to a gunsmith, but I prefer to fix it myself if possible. Thanks in advance! Jim

Hi, Can anyone help me with partial advice please? I have been looking at the new Russian shotguns that are now available in Canada. One in particular sparks my interest, the RMO-93-2 "Rys-U. The pictures do not give it justice. It is one very nice looking piece. I have visited the dealer a couple of times just to hold it. Unfortunately, they do not have a firing range so that I can try it out. Sadly, I have not been able to find any information about them except from the dealer and the manufacturer. [url]http://home.tula.net/tularms/indexen.htm[/url] [url]http://armrus.com/info/e_armDetail.php?mod_ID=11[/url] Can anyone direct me to any other place where I can get some info about them? Thanks JW