Does this look normal

[u/DurtymaxDiesel]

Just bought a new pump and went to clean it. Never had a pump before, is this a Crack or is this how its manufactured? Basically is there any worry in shooting this gun as I was planning to go out tomorrow lol.

[u/KalashnikovParty]

small imperfections in the metal is usually not to be worked about. However judging from where it’s located i’d make sure it doesn’t effect the proper locking in of the barrel.

[u/DurtymaxDiesel → u/KalashnikovParty]

It locks in fine, I was more or less worried about the high pressure inside the firearm. Im completely new to guns, and have never really taken them apart and looked at components before, only what was required in the pal course. Sorry if I sound kinda dumb lol

[u/KalashnikovParty → u/DurtymaxDiesel]

It’s not the chamber, so i don’t think it will blow up and disfigure your face. I’m more worried about the barrel being launched, which depending on where you grip it could hurt your hand

[u/DurtymaxDiesel → u/KalashnikovParty]

Gotcha, I was just fiddling around with it and it definitely locks in tight. Appreciate the info

[u/cliffordthebluedog]

Zero safety concern, it is the extractor groove. The locking is done on the barrel extension , you’ll see a ledge machined in if you take a look closely. All you’re seeing is a very mild misalignment between the extractor on the bolt and the groove for it. Usually extractors are hardened steel so it will either wear its way in with use or might be a bit hard on the extractor but if it’s able to get the shell out after firing your gold. Me personally I’d just take a small file to that burr and knock the edge off and get it flush. Just my 2 cents

[u/DougMacRay617]

Its fine Send it

[u/DurtymaxDiesel → u/DougMacRay617]

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[u/These_Engine_7758]

It looks like a chrome plating defect. I would keep an eye on it

[u/CurrentStructure7960]

Türkiye on the barrel. That’s your problem.