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Some pics of my FN TPS...

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Bought this bad boy "new old stock" a few months back. Like my dad told me, $650 is steep for a pump shotgun but the looks of this firearm grabbed me the second I saw it. Sometime you have to do stuff just to please that inner child and this was one of those things.

What is funny is that many people (including me 6 months ago) did not know this thing even existed. What's so cool about it was the fact that FN actually made a complete and functional AR rear stock for it. Everything that will fit an AR will fit this. The ERGO grip and Magpul components you see in the pic are simply for an AR.

Here's a pic but do take in mind I decided against the front forend seen here, went back to the stocker. I'll be adding a 3-point harness to it sooner or later.



Here it was stock along side a Remington 870 I landed up selling:

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Just drooled down my chin. Sweet shottys!
I really like the look of that and really cool that it accepts AR parts.
That's pretty neat! Why did you go against the front grip?
That's pretty neat! Why did you go against the front grip?
I first put it on there because the "pumping" motion of shotguns hurt my left wrist...I broke it years ago and it still causes me grief. I bought a Promag piece with three rails so I could attach the Tapco grip, it fits ok but not as well as the stocker, there was a bit more slop than I wanted so I took it off.

Who knows, I may land up putting it back on, we'll see.

I love the ERGO grip and Magpul stock though...those two are FAR better than stock...
What type light mount is that? Does it stay put when firing?
What type light mount is that? Does it stay put when firing?
I bought this one here:

Streamlight 69903 Mag Tube Rail

I'll tell you...it fits FREAKING TIGHT on the mag tube...so tight in fact its a pain in the ass to get on and you don't even need the set screws. I landed up taking mine off, too tight for my liking and it scratched up the finish a bit getting it on...no good...
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