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Tipping the gun up far enough to ensure the empties fall free immediately, requires a rotation to the side as well as tipping the barrels skyward. The whole thing then has to be brought back down and rotated back into line.

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With an ejector gun, however, the barrels can remain pointed at the quarry during the whole operation. Down; open; reload; up; fire.

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Yeah, that's pretty much the way I do it with an ejector, or an extractor. I don't vary it with either gun. I pay no attention to the empties, and make no conscious, extra motion to clear the chambers with either gun. For me, as I open the gun, the barrels just naturally end up very slightly muzzle-high. The chambers are clear as soon as the gun is fully open, ejectors or extractors.
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