Yeah, I bet you'd get some attention firing that beast at the range for sure. Remind me never to get shot with it.
I don't have any for 20Ga, sorry.
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Yeah, I bet you'd get some attention firing that beast at the range for sure. Remind me never to get shot with it.
I don't have any for 20Ga, sorry.
They were amazed that it did so well! One guy wantdd to buy it....
Are you that bad a shot? You're riding shotgun, remember.
Slim pickings on that ballistic computer...no shotguns? I don't know, LOL!
:)>I can shoot, have no fear.
Never doubted that, i was just saying that if you have the shotgun; you shouldn't have to worry abouf being shot by it....
:)>I'm better with a rifle and handgun to be honest..I did some sporting clays a while back, I did a post on it. Was a lot of fun, more exciting than simple trap shooting. My shotgun is a pretty cheap thing I use as a back up when I go pig shooting. It cost me $950 back about 20 years ago and is made by Fausti. Cheap, but does the job.
I don't spend much on shotguns, not my favorite firearm, but I am modifying a three round tube feed into a 10 round magazine, machined from a solid aluminum block. The spring is a problem, because the ammunition is Heavy; and the lift distance is long!
This 20 gauge I found at a swap meet for $50. No one knew how to use it...the guy on the skeet range offered me $1000 for it!
:)>50 bucks exchanged for 1000 seems like a pretty good return. It sounds like you didn't sell it though. That magazine project would be a good post for The Pew community as it starts to come together.
I NEVER sell firearms! I have a 22 Remmington Field master pump that I bought 50 years ago. I use it to train kids now!
Besides, this old stove pipe takes Careful Handling; and special knowledge to use safely! I have enjoyed black powder for decades, and find that the muzzle loaders cause me to hold target better, because the charge ignition takes time.
This helps with modern firearms too....
:)>