A bit bloody, rather painful and definitely scary!
Plus, as shown in the video, the safety features are often small metal pieces. I did see one once at a localgun shop once, and it failed all the safety checks, so I passed on it. That is why I universally assume short and black only. Sounds to me that as long as all parts are working, it is safe to shoot....probably just don't want to shoot it repeatedly in sporting events rather than hunting. The slide should NOT open if the firing sequence is not completed unless the slide release is activated. 444 Marlin for dangerous game.
Piñas Bay plays home to Tropic Star Lodge, and their renowned fleet dating back to 1961.
I've ran across these old Marlin pump shotguns at gun shows and gunshops and invariably, the one trying to sale it will tell you "they use these in cowboy action shooting. When the bolt goes fully into battery, the firing sequence is exactly the same as a '97!! The various safety issues do require caution, but I do believe they can be addressed. Many domestic and international anglers visit the region during the September to November period in the hope of catching the "fish of a lifetime".
I DO NOT RECOMMEND YOU DO THIS. Port Stephens, the site of the first black marlin capture on rod and reel, is one of the most popular fishing areas for black marlin today, and is the site of the Southern Hemisphere's largest billfish tournament, the Port Stephens Interclub. I don't understand the others being banned, or the 93/97 while we are at it, as I know of no real safety issues with them beyond the exact same ones that exist with original 87s, that is to say short chambers and black powder, and that gun is allowed, so why not the early pumps. That thing is really a bomb waiting to go off.
When the bolt goes fully into battery, the firing sequence is exactly the same as a '97!! I am another one that used these wonderful shotguns for years before they was banned by SASS. The metal is not consistently good in these and many other guns (especially prior to 1918). If not, seek proper repairs. My 42 and my 49 both handled modern 2 3/4" shells when I got 'em. The hammer should remain cocked and the firing pin should be blocked anywhere short of "In Battery". Of course, they are not allowed. Plus, as shown in the video, the safety features are often small metal pieces. I saw another one at a nearby Cabelas, a "newer" one that was in riot gun configuration. Another major threat to marlin are recreational competitions that run using "catch anything" practices, such as In 2010, Greenpeace International added the striped marlin, white marlin, Atlantic blue marlin, black marlin, and Indo-pacific blue marlin to its "seafood red list". In no particular order. White marlin can be encountered year-round, but autumn is considered the best time to target them in Venezuelan waters. I would like to own one of these to go with my '93s!! I saw another one at a nearby Cabelas, a "newer" one that was in riot gun configuration. A Pacific blue weighing 1,805 pounds (819 kg) caught in 1970 by a party of anglers fishing out of Oahu, Hawaii, aboard the charter boat Large blue marlin have traditionally been amongst the most highly prized angling captures, and a fish weighing 1,000 pounds (450 kg), a "grander", has historically been regarded by blue and black marlin anglers as the benchmark for a truly outstanding catch. First: Make sure that the "FLAG" on the shell lifter is working correctly. The main methods used by sport fishermen are fishing with The pioneers of blue marlin angling employed natural baits rigged to skip and swim. A sliver of metal broke off the frame broke and shot into the shooters face, right below his right eye and stuck in his face. This tactic is frequently used in Mexico and Australia.
Banned from SASS matches. Never tried it with the 42, but I discovered that you could put shells into the magazine on a 42 with the action open!! In the historic Cabo Blanco fishery, little blind trolling was done; instead, the billfish (striped marlin, black marlin, and swordfish) were sighted cruising or finning on the surface and baited. Stands for "A Pi$$ed Off Marlin Owner."
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