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Originally Posted By Airforcewes:
Originally Posted By cerberus1:
Originally Posted By Airforcewes:
Any of you guys hear of Choate Machine & Tool? They make some really nice shotgun stocks that are fixed but you can add spacers and various butt pads to em to increase or decrease the LOP. I'm getting this one for my 870 soon and I'm very excited for it. They also make a longer version as well. http://www.riflestock.com/store/do/product/SGS/01-01-38 Those are absolutely good to go. Very tough, no moving parts. Excellent stocks, even if they are ugly as hell. Come on now, they aren't THAT ugly! https://5d7i1a.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pTnmqKxJW52glN1rwuQGbKGGy-zrOnlgXfXo1NG_xjnCnm3Ckd5fHPy_jYqABFY2zhe42Fl8oKtzFRdfVZAn2qRWArvI1A44b/IMG_0139.JPG?psid=1 Okay, yeah, that's bad-ass. |
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"No parent including me wants to see their son go off to war for any reason but, Duty
to Country is duty to family. Without our Country none of us would have a Family." -crowboy |
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Originally Posted By FrankSymptoms:
http://www.mesatactical.com/images/197.jpg Be still, my heart... What light is that and how does it mount to the Mesa Tactical rail? |
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I figured it out, it's a Surefire, don't see it on their website so I think it's discontinued.
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That is sooooooo smokin' hot! |
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Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:
Originally Posted By Danj:
Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:
I shoot Mod-Iso with fighting guns. Pistols, AR carbines, short stocked shotguns. I was reading your thread on setting up fighting shotguns. I'm looking at purchasing a semi auto benelli with a pistol grip. I'm 5'6" if 12 inch LOP is good for you what should it be for me around 11"? I really like 13" LOP on my conventional stocked shotguns. The shortest I've done is a 10" LOP, and it was too short for my 5'9" girlfriend at the time. I did an 11" LOP and it was too short for my 5'6" boss. The guy I made it for was 5'4", amd he ended up putting a Hogue 12" ShortStock on it because it was too short. Paul Gomez was 5'6", and he prefered the 12" Hogue. He got me into short stocks. http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/E4BDB4EF-E9AC-4B48-815A-960A58A8E8BE-205-0000000A27DE7AA3_zps9232f020.jpg Left to , 12", 11" http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/C30A51F9-55DE-42C1-B804-CECBAF3A7107-205-0000000A2CB98EA8_zps303228af.jpg 11" LOP and I'm 6'4". Too short! http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/CCE11AC6-1737-43D5-AFF3-3013AB31C6A7-205-0000000A3098271A_zps92254e6b.jpg My 5'6" boss with the 11" LOP. Too short! Also, with a semi-auto self loading shotgun, stock length is less critical, because you don't need to operate the foreend. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile But you do need to see what your doing by not poking your own eye and to practice trigger discipline HTR. |
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Si alguna vez las armas estan fuera de la ley, solo los que esten fuera de la ley tendran armas
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I've read the first and last page and skimmed a couple others, so now my question -
What is the go to light mount for an 870 nowadays? I have a nasty old Express (duck and goose gun, also a boat paddle and swamp walking stick at least once) with plastic stocks and will install a factory slug barrel with rifle sights that I've had five years or so. I also have a 2 shot extension I dug out of a bucket at C&S Metallwerkes, I think it's a Wilson judging from the follower color. I'm thinking about a dual mount for a light and laser. The laser is for my wife's use, and we have to face reality, she might be safely proficient, but she's never going to be high speed, although her drag is improving lately. Pro's and con's (on a light plus laser mount)? You might as well recommend sling swivels and loops, too. |
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It is not easy to explain Liberty to those that are not familiar with Liberty. Kevin Jamison, on explaining firearm regulation to a Massachusetts lawyer. Jeff City, Mo 18 Apr 13.
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Nice. 4" 686?
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this is a great thread.
I'm having trouble deciding on the front sight replacement. Right now on the Win Def 1300 its just the dark brass, semi flattened bead. |
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Originally Posted By GoatBoy: If the Spartan smiths had this type of tool for their weapons, they would have screamed, "COME AND MAKE THEM!" |
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Originally Posted By Searcherfortruth: I ended up changing out my forearm to a Hogue, and it has a Mesa tactical 8 shell holder, and a larger safety button. I also added a Voodoo Tactical ammo pouch for the stock. When fully loaded I'm carrying 25 rounds of .00 buck. http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r112/SearcherforTruth/shotguns/100_1714-1.jpghttp://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r112/SearcherforTruth/shotguns/100_1715-1-1.jpghttp://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r112/SearcherforTruth/870.jpg View Quote Which length stock are you running? |
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This article is dead-on. I built up an 870 Express Magnum "security" model about 11 years ago, and spent too much money playing with it. I don't even know how many stocks I've gone through (AR15 style, speed feed IV, stock stippled & rubbercoated, 13" shortened police stock, but there are more...) I spent the money back then for the state of the art 90 lumin incandescent sf618 dedicated weapon light forend, had the barrel Vang Comped and added MMC tritium sights, and put on a three point Specter Gear (different name back then) sling, and had the whole thing gunkoted. I hung a tapco side saddle on it, then made my own esstac cards before I knew anyone else was doing it. I then had my wife's sewing machine rebuilt. I mounted a rail to the top, then played with an older Aimpoint on it. When that failed under repeated slug recoil, I played with the idea of putting an AR carry handle on it and having a matching rail soldered to the barrel for a front BUIS. It rattled around with me in a patrol car, lubricated by little other than German Shepherd drool and hair. I hiked many miles with it and abused it in sand, mud, snow and rain. It has consumed thousands of rounds, with the majority being slugs and full-house 00. Despite my abuse, it never failed, but I found out what I didn't need.
Now, 90 lumins is laughable, as is the battery life, bulk and weight, MMC is out of business.... And the tritium has long since faded, and the front sight may be bent just a hair. I have a pile of unused stocks collecting dust. The Specter sling has been disected and is now a two point sling on an M14, Federal has developed Flitecontrol ammunition that will rival the patterns of a VCS barrel. The gunkote is chipping away rapidly. The only updates that I did that I'm still totally sold on are the Vang Comp big head safety and the Wilson Combat / Scattergun Tech mag extension, follower and spring, though in the future I wouldn't buy a mag extension with a built-in sling mount, as it limits future development. So its time for an update. I don't need tritium, especially with white light. I only need a two point sling. I certainly wouldn't mind having more light with more burn time at a lighter weight. Speed and smoothness of operation is more important than cool colors, so reducing drag between the mag tube and slide, rails and receiver, and bolt and receiver will be paramount. If I had to do it all over again, I'd probably wait and find a beat to hell old wingmaster, shorten the barrel to 18" and install a high viz front sight, put a WC/ST mag extension, spring and follower on it, replace the furniture with a magpul forearm and Hogue 12" rear, and put some sort of 1" LED on the forearm. A simple web 2 point sling, mounted at 6 O'clock will be sufficient. Some sort of big head safety is worth the ten bucks, but so would a drop of thread locker locking the safety off. I keep all my shotguns patrol-ready, so I don't have a use for the safety. Hell, I might still do that, after this one is done. I guess it comes down to this: KISS works. Quality parts with few moving or proprietary pieces are best. YMMV, but I now see a lot of beauty in the simplicity of a fighting shotgun. Just my $.02 FR . |
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Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:
I really like 13" LOP on my conventional stocked shotguns. The shortest I've done is a 10" LOP, and it was too short for my 5'9" girlfriend at the time. I did an 11" LOP and it was too short for my 5'6" boss. The guy I made it for was 5'4", amd he ended up putting a Hogue 12" ShortStock on it because it was too short. Paul Gomez was 5'6", and he prefered the 12" Hogue. He got me into short stocks. http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/E4BDB4EF-E9AC-4B48-815A-960A58A8E8BE-205-0000000A27DE7AA3_zps9232f020.jpg Left to , 12", 11" http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/C30A51F9-55DE-42C1-B804-CECBAF3A7107-205-0000000A2CB98EA8_zps303228af.jpg 11" LOP and I'm 6'4". Too short! http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/CCE11AC6-1737-43D5-AFF3-3013AB31C6A7-205-0000000A3098271A_zps92254e6b.jpg My 5'6" boss with the 11" LOP. Too short! Also, with a semi-auto self loading shotgun, stock length is less critical, because you don't need to operate the foreend. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:
Originally Posted By Danj:
Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:
I shoot Mod-Iso with fighting guns. Pistols, AR carbines, short stocked shotguns. I was reading your thread on setting up fighting shotguns. I'm looking at purchasing a semi auto benelli with a pistol grip. I'm 5'6" if 12 inch LOP is good for you what should it be for me around 11"? I really like 13" LOP on my conventional stocked shotguns. The shortest I've done is a 10" LOP, and it was too short for my 5'9" girlfriend at the time. I did an 11" LOP and it was too short for my 5'6" boss. The guy I made it for was 5'4", amd he ended up putting a Hogue 12" ShortStock on it because it was too short. Paul Gomez was 5'6", and he prefered the 12" Hogue. He got me into short stocks. http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/E4BDB4EF-E9AC-4B48-815A-960A58A8E8BE-205-0000000A27DE7AA3_zps9232f020.jpg Left to , 12", 11" http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/C30A51F9-55DE-42C1-B804-CECBAF3A7107-205-0000000A2CB98EA8_zps303228af.jpg 11" LOP and I'm 6'4". Too short! http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/TexasPistols/CCE11AC6-1737-43D5-AFF3-3013AB31C6A7-205-0000000A3098271A_zps92254e6b.jpg My 5'6" boss with the 11" LOP. Too short! Also, with a semi-auto self loading shotgun, stock length is less critical, because you don't need to operate the foreend. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I'm 5'11" and a 11" LOP is perfect for me. It all depends on your shooting style and stance. I square my shoulders which pushes the gun about 5" more forward and I can juuuust reach the slide. |
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Is there a generally accepted "preferred" side saddle for a Remington 870?
I'll be joining the ranks of the shotgunners soon. ETA Looking at the GG&G |
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So hideous.....
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I AM DARREN WILSON
Reformed Arfcom citizen through the brutal teachings of NorCal LEO and the forgiveness of the Penguin, Aimless. - Prison Inmate #87 |
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Has anyone used the GG&g shotgun pump mount at the 9 O clock position yet with an Enforce WML??
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Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:
Eta: this is one i made with a cup swivel. It replaces the factory hinge pin. http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/aa402/TexasRiflemanShotguns/49223672.jpg http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/aa402/TexasRiflemanShotguns/e0a6ce82.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:
Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:
Originally Posted By cv0lv0g0:
what did you all use to mount a sling on the rear of 870 leo folder The PFS-87 Remington factory folding stock? It has a OEM sling loop that goes in the hinge pin. I've made my own before, as well. Eta: this is one i made with a cup swivel. It replaces the factory hinge pin. http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/aa402/TexasRiflemanShotguns/49223672.jpg http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/aa402/TexasRiflemanShotguns/e0a6ce82.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Can you expound a bit on how you modified it to work? I have a qd set and stock just like yours and need to meld them together |
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And I pray, oh my God do I pray,
I pray every single day, for a revolution. |
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Who the fuck are you? Sorry, but I have to ask after some pictures like that!
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"No parent including me wants to see their son go off to war for any reason but, Duty
to Country is duty to family. Without our Country none of us would have a Family." -crowboy |
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does this mean you like them
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those two KSG's in the last pic I know that one foregrip is the Stark angled, what is the other one? And which do you prefer and why?
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"No parent including me wants to see their son go off to war for any reason but, Duty
to Country is duty to family. Without our Country none of us would have a Family." -crowboy |
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"If you cant do something smart, do something right"
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Resurrected a thread that should have never died
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Setting up my 870 with magpul furniture and an optic rail with side saddle. I have a molle pouch for shotshells that id like to attach to the right side of the buttstock and i have an inforce WML I’m thinking of putting on the handguard. Anyone had experience with the gen 2s on a shotgun? Any ideas how to adapt molle to an SGA?
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