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Originally Posted By pyotr_k:
And now for something completely different... a 12ga pocket pistol. https://i.imgur.com/7tgaxHd.jpg I have a bunch of different barrel lengths/gauges, full stocks, and grips of various flavors. Next project is the 8ga barrel assembly. I like to get the full use out of that $200 stamp. View Quote |
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Finally get to post this here.
12.5" SBS Cut down from factory 18" riot barrel. $60.00 for chop, thread for rem chokes and front bead sight installation. Local gunsmith did it for me. I almost choked when he said over the phone he would do it for so little. Link to his website. Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By ThomasGarcia:
I don’t even have this back in my hands yet, but it’s a recently approved Form 1 Remington 870 SBS. The work was done by Josh at Cotton Branch Custom Firearms. The barrel was chopped to 10” and the lug had to be relocated. The mag tube was shortened to hold 3+1. The stock was also shortened a couple inches, along with some serious forend shortening/modification. The gun started life as an 18” 870 Tactical Magnum. I bought a used vent rib barrel and new 870 Police walnut furniture right here off the EE. https://i.postimg.cc/c4tBZw9Q/658-D7-FDA-0-EA1-4523-A15-B-B1-A799039-CCD.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/Zn2Pp5RB/7-E5-A1-CC5-E389-4-D4-F-BB5-D-819-EDFFEED1-C.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/v8Ntp3zY/DB6317-A8-EF3-D-4-BE7-9126-97697115-F94-B.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By swampfoxoutdoors:
Looks freaking awesome. I’m assuming this chop and thread job was a little more than $60.00 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By swampfoxoutdoors:
Originally Posted By ThomasGarcia:
I don’t even have this back in my hands yet, but it’s a recently approved Form 1 Remington 870 SBS. The work was done by Josh at Cotton Branch Custom Firearms. The barrel was chopped to 10” and the lug had to be relocated. The mag tube was shortened to hold 3+1. The stock was also shortened a couple inches, along with some serious forend shortening/modification. The gun started life as an 18” 870 Tactical Magnum. I bought a used vent rib barrel and new 870 Police walnut furniture right here off the EE. https://i.postimg.cc/c4tBZw9Q/658-D7-FDA-0-EA1-4523-A15-B-B1-A799039-CCD.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/Zn2Pp5RB/7-E5-A1-CC5-E389-4-D4-F-BB5-D-819-EDFFEED1-C.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/v8Ntp3zY/DB6317-A8-EF3-D-4-BE7-9126-97697115-F94-B.jpg In all seriousness, his prices are very reasonable. |
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Originally Posted By ThomasGarcia:
I don’t even have this back in my hands yet, but it’s a recently approved Form 1 Remington 870 SBS. The work was done by Josh at Cotton Branch Custom Firearms. The barrel was chopped to 10” and the lug had to be relocated. The mag tube was shortened to hold 3+1. The stock was also shortened a couple inches, along with some serious forend shortening/modification. The gun started life as an 18” 870 Tactical Magnum. I bought a used vent rib barrel and new 870 Police walnut furniture right here off the EE. https://i.postimg.cc/c4tBZw9Q/658-D7-FDA-0-EA1-4523-A15-B-B1-A799039-CCD.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/Zn2Pp5RB/7-E5-A1-CC5-E389-4-D4-F-BB5-D-819-EDFFEED1-C.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/v8Ntp3zY/DB6317-A8-EF3-D-4-BE7-9126-97697115-F94-B.jpg View Quote |
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PalmettoStateArmory:
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Originally Posted By ThomasGarcia:
Just a smidge In all seriousness, his prices are very reasonable. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Whitebrad25:
Can you send me info for this? I am wanting to finish my SBS and to be honest the wood furniture and short look is awesome. I love the barrel vent and sight though. All in all that’s 10/10 for me. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Whitebrad25:
Originally Posted By ThomasGarcia:
Just a smidge In all seriousness, his prices are very reasonable. |
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Check his instagram @cottonbranchcustoms
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Looks great!!
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Originally Posted By Shootindave:
Remington Model 11. Have not decided on refinishing it. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0125_JPG-843857.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/123862/REM11_1_JPG-843858.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/123862/REM11_2_JPG-843859.JPG View Quote |
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Originally Posted By yamadog35:
I've had a couple SBS projects in the works for awhile. I finally got this one done. 870 Special Field with 10.5" barrel. I have a local gunsmith that did the barrel chop. He did a proper cut/machine on the rib and re-blued the machined surfaces. To top it off he threaded for chokes. I shortened the buttstock a little bit. I haven't shot it since the transformation, but it was a smooth shotgun in its original form. https://i.imgur.com/Zi6Dtov.jpg https://i.imgur.com/yURuxxG.jpg View Quote |
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PalmettoStateArmory:
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Originally Posted By AR_DIESEL: Well now I'll know what my special field will look like chopped! Looks good View Quote |
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The rifle sighted m1s90 sbs is finally home. The ghost ring sighted sbs is still at the dealers.. With the rest of the sbs family: Attached File |
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Ever see a lion after he eats a zebra? - MrClean4Hire (RIP Brother)
I hate waiting, but I really hate waiting to wait. - sgtgeo (having to wait on a Form 3 before sending a Form 4). |
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Originally Posted By hoothrewpoo:
V3 SBS. I added a hand stop to help keep my hand from becoming a stump: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/270048/D43CAC1C-E8E0-49B6-871C-EF3445E7BD42_jpeg-927982.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/270048/FB22BF05-C406-48A9-9CCC-0B35FEB768BF_jpeg-927984.JPG View Quote Looks sweet as an SBS! What is barrel length and capacity? |
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Originally Posted By mPisi: Wow, I am unfamiliar with that shotgun at all. More of a Benelli M4 rather than recoil operated? Looks sweet as an SBS! What is barrel length and capacity? View Quote Barrel length is 13"; Capacity is 5+1 |
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Originally Posted By hoothrewpoo:
Gas operated with dual (small) pistons below the bolt. It's a pretty slick system. Barrel length is 13"; Capacity is 5+1 View Quote Do they make a factory SBS or is this a converted Tac 13? |
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Originally Posted By mPisi: Super neato. I like small things that still have a "fighting" capacity. Until now I was looking at a ghost-loaded 10"ish Benelli with 3+1+1. Plus with gas op you could cut down the stock some too. Do they make a factory SBS or is this a converted Tac 13? View Quote I’ve fired both full power buck and powder puff birdshot through this gun. No issues with either. |
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Originally Posted By hoothrewpoo:
V3 SBS. I added a hand stop to help keep my hand from becoming a stump: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/270048/D43CAC1C-E8E0-49B6-871C-EF3445E7BD42_jpeg-927982.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/270048/FB22BF05-C406-48A9-9CCC-0B35FEB768BF_jpeg-927984.JPG View Quote |
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View Quote Maker? Model? Who did the chop? Who did the wood work? And do you have a holster yet? |
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Originally Posted By swampfoxoutdoors: Nice more details please. Maker? Model? Who did the chop? Who did the wood work? And do you have a holster yet? View Quote Local smith did the chop, crown, and bead install. Did a great job for $60 I did all the wood, rough shaping with a palm sander and rasp, final shaping and smoothing by hand. Did 8 coats of boiled linseed oil spread over 72 hours and I will do a varnish or urethane coat in the near future. A holster is a fun idea, might be a good project for the summer. This thing would be a badass snake gun for short hikes in the badlands and black hills where I have encountered a few rattlers. |
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Originally Posted By Hking: Stoeger Condor I got for dirt cheap a few years back. Actually a very solid gun for how inexpensive they are. Local smith did the chop, crown, and bead install. Did a great job for $60 I did all the wood, rough shaping with a palm sander and rasp, final shaping and smoothing by hand. Did 8 coats of boiled linseed oil spread over 72 hours and I will do a varnish or urethane coat in the near future. A holster is a fun idea, might be a good project for the summer. This thing would be a badass snake gun for short hikes in the badlands and black hills where I have encountered a few rattlers. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By swampfoxoutdoors:
Nice more details please. Maker? Model? Who did the chop? Who did the wood work? And do you have a holster yet? --------------------------------------------------------------------- Stoeger Condor I got for dirt cheap a few years back. Actually a very solid gun for how inexpensive they are. Local smith did the chop, crown, and bead install. Did a great job for $60 I did all the wood, rough shaping with a palm sander and rasp, final shaping and smoothing by hand. Did 8 coats of boiled linseed oil spread over 72 hours and I will do a varnish or urethane coat in the near future. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By swampfoxoutdoors:
Maker? Model? Who did the chop? Who did the wood work? And do you have a holster yet? --------------------------------------------------------------------- Stoeger Condor I got for dirt cheap a few years back. Actually a very solid gun for how inexpensive they are. Local smith did the chop, crown, and bead install. Did a great job for $60 I did all the wood, rough shaping with a palm sander and rasp, final shaping and smoothing by hand. Did 8 coats of boiled linseed oil spread over 72 hours and I will do a varnish or urethane coat in the near future. |
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Originally Posted By Gr8Santini:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/23396/60C3FD64-C1AC-4E9D-8B79-00D9B8A21184-980954.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Slimjim:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/49519/2D40FB6A-542A-4870-B567-D6410FDBFCC5_jpeg-985473.JPG View Quote Gunna need some details on that! What was the base gun? What forend is that? Great looking shotgun. |
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Originally Posted By Shootindave: @Slimjim Gunna need some details on that! What was the base gun? What forend is that? Great looking shotgun. View Quote It was a benelli M1 Super 90 i resurrected from a parts kit and used receiver, form 1 SBS in 10 days, Benelli M1 wood stock and SBE 2 forend. |
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Originally Posted By AZ_Raptor:
I know you guys hate Black Aces Tactical, but this has shot flawless for me so far. 28" OAL w/10" barrel. https://tinyurl.com/y357y36x https://tinyurl.com/y3feq57j View Quote |
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Originally Posted By ThomasGarcia:
My newest addition to the SBS family... 100 year old Remington Model 11 shortened by Josh at Cotton Branch Customs. https://i.postimg.cc/28dnb2g9/43-CEF95-B-E88-A-4259-94-A0-E61-D8721-D20-F.jpg View Quote Nice setup |
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Just got my stamp back. Just a Mossberg shockwave with a Surefire forend and Mesa tactical 6 shot shell carrier. It will get an RMR here soon. |
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