Thank you Malamute for your detailed explanation.
I think it's the back of the loading gate catching the shell and preventing the gate from opening again.
I will try the smoothing of the loading gate when I get to disassemble the gun.
Thanks again for everyone.

Thank you all.
I will try your suggestions.

Thanks

Hi again everyone
Since I bought my 9410 and I am having problems with loading more than one shell if I let the loading gate close.
I have to always keep the loading gate open to load all shells.
Any suggestions?
Appreciate your feedback.

Thanks

Really appreciate your inputs Nath.
Much obliged.
Thanks

Another question.
Isn't the lever supposed to be removed from the carrier. Because I read in this forum somebody looking for a carrier, how he can replace it without separating it from the lever.

Nath wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 3:46 pm It's probably just for cartridge control. I think I see the magnetic block on the carrier that the cartridge head sticks to. The tiny pin probably cams the case up to present it to the chamber, overcoming the magnet.

Thank you Nath
Are there any vedios on the disassembly of the 9410?

Hi again everybody. I just purchased new 9410 shut gun and while disassembling for getting to familiarise myself with it and cleaning lt. I found that the hand lever will not come out of the carrier, so I removed them both and found that there is some kind of a pin sticking out of the lever. My gues...

You'll probably have to go to a big plating shop. They will be set up for a project like this. Jewelers usually don't have the equipment to plate large non-precious metals. I used to work in a jewelry repair shop back in the 70's. To plate steel you have to polish, clean, electro strip, plate with ...

Talk to a jeweler ( a real Jeweler, not just a salesman) it might be plated at reasonable cost. Alternately, if it is just the lower tang, polishing and reblueing would not detract from the overall appearance. Thanks The receiver material as I heard is sintered steel which doesn't take bluing very ...

Talk to a jeweler ( a real Jeweler, not just a salesman) it might be plated at reasonable cost. Alternately, if it is just the lower tang, polishing and reblueing would not detract from the overall appearance. Thanks The receiver material as I heard is sintered steel which doesn't take bluing very ...

I think it is silver plated as I read some articles.
I have a photo of the receiver before and after I polished it with flitz.
Thanks

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