Nice!
Did the sling come with it?
Seen you got an SR1911 and 92, so what other goodies have you picked up?
Did the sling come with it?
Seen you got an SR1911 and 92, so what other goodies have you picked up?
Sling was separate. Marlin 336 .30-30, Ruger SR1911, Nodak Spud Romanian parts kit built AK, Beretta 92FS type M9A1, this shotgun, and soon a surprise addition as my back-up gun in a .380 flavor. Also, my phone line is back up.Nice!
Did the sling come with it?
Seen you got an SR1911 and 92, so what other goodies have you picked up?
Sure, that's it!Must be new toys for the baby girl huh![]()
With a few features that make it tactical without a ton of crap hanging off or sticking out. If you learned anything about actual tac gear, (not mall ninja warrior stuff) then I have a feeling that you understand "simple is best, slow is smooth, smooth is fast."I am forced to wonder if the military influenced our taste in firearms, as our lists have some striking similarities.
I have the same opinion of tactical. Ideally, it is a basic setup that can be mastered quickly and will not fail.
My first two were security forces, so lots of CQB and MOUT training, then out to the Fleet for 03 time.With a few features that make it tactical without a ton of crap hanging off or sticking out. If you learned anything about actual tac gear, (not mall ninja warrior stuff) then I have a feeling that you understand "simple is best, slow is smooth, smooth is fast."
Yep. It's the Indian, not the bow and arrow.My first two were security forces, so lots of CQB and MOUT training, then out to the Fleet for 03 time.
Do you also find the "Which widget is best" threads pointless? I understand trying to avoid junk gear, but the operator is infinitely more valuable than the gear.
My load out is a G29 with a spare G20 mag for a reload. I have a Streamlight Stinger because it is a handy flashlight that is also bright.
Simple and versatile.
Now imagine having 4 of those doing it to each other AND you...heh...I also have a battle cat. More of a attack me with drive by's while folding clothes ninja.
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1. In close quarters, a stand-off tool can be a good asset to put distance between you and a sudden encounter to give you time to move back and fire.I would replace that standoff device with a regular mod choke or larger, replace the military buckshot with the low recoil load, and take the sling off (not needed for home defense)
Other than that, that is a fine shot gun and will serve you well.
Odin you should find a sig p232. Sweet little .380.Sling was separate. Marlin 336 .30-30, Ruger SR1911, Nodak Spud Romanian parts kit built AK, Beretta 92FS type M9A1, this shotgun, and soon a surprise addition as my back-up gun in a .380 flavor. Also, my phone line is back up.
I just picked up and shot a P238 today.Odin you should find a sig p232. Sweet little .380.