FWIW, I'm gonna have to borrow that one for describing my questionable decisions in procuring firearms and automotive projects (with proper credit, of course).Originally Posted by TCinVA
FWIW, I'm gonna have to borrow that one for describing my questionable decisions in procuring firearms and automotive projects (with proper credit, of course).
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur."
Disclaimer: I have previously worked in the firearms industry as an engineer. Thoughts and opinions expressed here are mine alone and not those of my prior employers.
Works great...my has yet to jam.....
https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....l=1#post677453
Words have meaning.
The rest of my statement stands, no matter what you want to call it.
Or like a guy who's never dated the really hot trailer park girl, 'cause she's got a charm all her own.
Eagerly awaiting the holster thread for this thing.
Okie John
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For the shotgun or the really really hot trailer park girl?
Chris
I have these sights on a Benelli or two and think they would be great on this new blaster.
https://www.xssights.com/Detail.aspx...93618&CAT=8271
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Sold!
Since it has a vent rib my first inclination is to use a FO front sight as on my 11-87 below, but that XS set looks really good.
I doubted that they'd be useful, but I bought a hardwood TAC-14 anyway because:reasons.
My first range trip was enough to convince me that it wasn't just fun as hell, it would be really effective in a building/vehicle defense role. It shoots well from the hip and it's not too difficult to manage at all with standard or low-recoil 2.75" 12ga. Using a hold similar to the ones you used in your videos posted in the TAC-14 thread, holding my support arm out as straight as possible and using it to also absorb recoil, it really wasn't bad at all and getting a sight picture off the bead wasn't too hard either.
One of these V3 TAC-13's with those XS sights that GJM posted would be a heck of a setup for 0-50M - assuming they run well, of course.
If Beretta makes a 1301 like this with factory rifle sights, oof, that'd be a keeper!
I mean one major advantage of an AR inside a house (besides capacity) is that it's shorter and easier to manage inside, than your typical pump shotgun. For instance, I am WAY too short to single-point sling a standard 18" shotgun (or hell, even a 16" AR). But it's no problem with a Shockwave/Tac-14.
I am leaning, heavily, towards getting one of the detachable mag Tac-14s. The advantage of being able to rapidly load/unload the Tac-14 solves some of the potential legal issues when transporting. Plus the 6-round mags are ~35 bucks a piece (unlike the Mossberg mags, which are $100 each). But the semi-auto vent-rib gun is extremely tempting. If it runs on low-recoil buck and is decently accurate with slugs, it'll be hard to pass up as a compact apartment/vehicle/hotel weapon. Especially, when someone comes out with a folding brace stock for it.
I may still grab a Tac-14DM with the folding brace for now and wait on the V3. Though I want a Tac-14 hardwood too...
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