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Mr. Broberg
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| mikiec |
12-26-2010 06:09 PM |
Mr. Broberg
Any updates on the defensive shotgun class from shooters world?
Mike
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| Bob Broberg SPF667 460BB |
12-26-2010 06:48 PM |
Been there twice asking but, no response. I would assume it is cancelled.
AZ Bob
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| mikiec |
12-26-2010 06:57 PM |
Drats... I have a new shotgun.
Mike
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| Bob Broberg SPF667 460BB |
12-26-2010 11:17 PM |
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| mikiec |
12-27-2010 05:45 AM |
Stevens tactical 12 ga. Ghost ring sites
Mike
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| vettestr |
12-27-2010 10:37 AM |
Very nice of Santa,
I read a couple of blogs and reviews to catch up on this Toy so I could at least know some of it's details. Got me thinking about my standard sights but for me adding the ghost rings is not a must do thing but agree a worthy upgrade.
Because a shotgun used for home defense has a rifle like pattern I am second guessing the use of 3 inch mag rounds. I have checked the pattern of my current loads at 5 and 10 yards and would like to open them up a little. A shot pattern at 15 feet is about 6 maybe 8 inches and I would be thrilled to obtain double that, like 16 to 20 inched works for me. I have deer slugs and pistols that make small entrance holes. What can you do to get a 15 inch pattern at say 5 to 8 yards without shortening the barrel to illegal lengths? We can discuss more Tuesday night at the Diner too.
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| mikiec |
12-27-2010 10:44 AM |
A Blunderbuss should work. I'll bring the new toy with me Tuesday.
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| vettestr |
12-27-2010 11:09 AM |
I think this is the answer http://www.polywad.com/spredr.html but the blunderbuss is also a good idea. While you are there take a look at the Polywad's Quik-Shok Sabot Slugs they sell. They toss a 1 1/8 ounce slug down range and it is designed to frag onto 3 pieces. That is more lead weight than is on any one of my tires! I'll look forward to checking out your new Toy Tuesday evening. |
| Scotchman |
12-28-2010 08:51 AM |
Hey guys,
I was given a Savage 12 gauge pump shot gun, 69RXL series E. It takes 2 3/4 and 3 inch shells. It has a short barrel, and it's used by some police dept's. Would this shot gun be affective at all for skeet or trap shooting ?
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| mikiec |
12-28-2010 09:04 AM |
Jeff,
I will not be bringing it tonight. Seems this shotgun does not like to be racked slow. I have a double jam to take care of first. Live and learn. It's been a long time since I owned one.
Mike
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| dave from mesa |
12-28-2010 09:45 AM |
Mike
Is it new? May just need to be shot or at least rack the slide alot to wear off the rough edges.
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| mikiec |
12-28-2010 12:23 PM |
Dave,
Brand new. I had it loaded and decided to unload and it jammed. Looking on the web I found this can be a problem, with this shotgun, if one is not firm when racking the slide. I need to dissemble to clear the double jam.
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| Bob Broberg SPF667 460BB |
12-28-2010 04:24 PM |
Scotty, normally skeet or trap shooting needs a long barrel (24+inches). Short barrels are for home defense, police or just destroying stuff.
AZ Bob
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| dave from mesa |
12-28-2010 05:50 PM |
What Bob said.
Guess you could try but you better be REAL quick on the trigger.
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| Scotchman |
12-29-2010 09:08 AM |
Thanks Bob,that figures. I'll need to find a more suitable shotgun. And Dave, Sandi says I'm quick, just not on the trigger. **)
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| dave from mesa |
12-29-2010 10:28 AM |
More info than I need, Scott.:CRY:
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