ok, I've always wanted a cut down side by side. I understand they kick like mules. I understand they have limited practical "actual" use. I don't care.
I wanna do it. But I want to do it in the right way. I finally found a donor (Remington/Bakail S220) that's in decent shape, double triggers, ejectors, and in pretty decent shape. I have just traded into it so I won't be out any money, and I have $200 to waste on a stamp.
so what's the most fun way to do this? Do I want to cut the barrels down to like 9" and cut the stock into a pistol grip? make it all mad max?
or do I want to cut barrels down but still keep at least enough stock to shoulder it? I'm seeing it mostly as a range toy, but potentially a travel gun, hotel gun, and for HD.
also, I"m about to dive into the general NFA questions. I haven't done any stamps in the last like 8 years, so the whole no sign off and post 41 thing is new to me. Is there a good basic thing to read up? I have a buddy with a laser engraver so I should be good there.
anybody have pros/cons or pics of how you did yours?
here's where mine is now with 20" barrels
https://i.imgur.com/jrUXiEA.jpg
and here's a rough idea of how short I'm thinking if we go whole hog
https://i.imgur.com/7gdhONI.jpg