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Posted: 4/29/2011 7:21:41 PM EDT
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Quoted: It's just a Short Barreled Shotgun. Keep your eye out for a side by side that someone is selling for cheap (I picked that one up for $60), submit form 1, when the stamp comes back, break out the chop saw.Is there a way to legally buy a short shot gun like that? |
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It's just a Short Barreled Shotgun. Keep your eye out for a side by side that someone is selling for cheap (I picked that one up for $60), submit form 1, when the stamp comes back, break out the chop saw.
Is there a way to legally buy a short shot gun like that? I'm not familiar with the form 1. How does that all work? |
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Quoted: There's plenty of info on it in the NFA section of this very forum. It's the same paperwork you need to make a Short Barreled Rifle as well.Quoted: Quoted: It's just a Short Barreled Shotgun. Keep your eye out for a side by side that someone is selling for cheap (I picked that one up for $60), submit form 1, when the stamp comes back, break out the chop saw.Is there a way to legally buy a short shot gun like that? I'm not familiar with the form 1. How does that all work? |
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Quoted: What kind of pattern does the SBS print at around 30 feet? What shot size were you using in the video? Nice job. :) Sean Never really measured the print, but I can tell you that when shooting 7.5 shot at a piece of plywood 30 or so feet away, you definitely need eyes. I could feel the rain of shot coming back at me the ONE time I did that. NEVER again. |
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