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So, I'll take that as a yes then. Thanks, video part 1 of Fetchin Fetcher's youtube link, confirms my question. Tighten all the way, then back off for settings.

I have a polychoke. I've tried adjusting it, but to be honest with you I'm not sure I'm setting it right. Do you tighten the poly choke as far as you can and then back off to the setting you want? I notice that I feel the notches when I rotate thru two or three 360 degree revolutions so I'm not sure which is correct.

I have a polychoke I've tried on a couple of different settings, but to be honest with you I'm not sure I'm setting it right. Do you tighten the poly choke as far as you can and then back off to the setting you want? I notice that I feel the notches when I rotate thru two or three 360 degree revolutions so I'm not sure which is correct.

Thanks for all of the helpful input. Remember, I'm shooting trap with a foot pedal self-actuated machine. This adds a little difficulty to the equation. Also, I've only gone twice, 50 rounds each time. I've been shooting 7 1/2 shot. First time was Federal bulk pack. Second time was a variety of two different brands I ordered. Don't remember which. Also tried different trap elevation launch angles and different launch speeds. Haven't tried yet with someone else operating the trap. I have a polychoke I've tried on a couple of different settings, but to be honest with you I'm not sur

Where would I get one?

Had a siilar thing happen early on. I noticed there was a lot of side to side wobble in the hold open, too much play. I disassembled and added a thin washer next to it and have been running smooth ever since.

A little spit and pollish and swapped out the gas plug for an Autoplug. Tuned the plug for Federal bulk pack, and I was good to go.

I tap it out with a chopstick.

OK, I thought the question was about a gas adjustment plug? I got the Autoplug and tuned it to where it can cycle the Walmart Federal bulk pack.

So, I've had an S12 for a few years now and love it. It shoots well annd seems acurate. I'm 65 now and I decided to make more use of the weapons I have, so I joined a gun club that has many different ranges including an action range, black powder and plenty of trap and skeet. Now I know the S12 is not for shooting clays, but in the past I've seen members posts about doing just that, and since I want to have the most fun and enjoy a variety of shooting, I decided to try it. I bought a Trius One Step Trap, (works fantastic, especially if you shoot alone), and off to the club I went a few

I'm going to try trap soon myself. One thing I don't want is my shells bouncing off my competitors or their expensive guns. My gun will cycle the shot I intend to use with the Autoplug I have installed, but I plan to put the factory plug back in. The factory plug won't cycle, so I'll hand cycle which should drop the shell very close. (That's my theory anyway. Haven't tried it out yet.) There is a Birchwood Casey shell catcher out there for conventional semi-auto's, but I don't see it working on an S12.

Just in case, here's another source.

No, no heat shield.

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