Have me bag limit by 7:00 am with this new shooter, 3" full mags whoop whoop
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Have me bag limit by 7:00 am with this new shooter, 3" full mags whoop whoop
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That’s going to hurt your wrist
He’s been doing plenty of wrist exercises to prepare.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7mmsaum
sale at gang HQ new firearm shop was it
Um...
Ok.
Apart from that, what else do you say?
Pond sweeper!!
Hahahaha, bit of feeding the ChickensQuote:
Originally Posted by StrikerNZ
So I got curious and googled up a review of these from the US - yeah, lots of chatter about leaving one behind the door for home defense as you'd expect. Not what we do in NZ.
But surprisingly, a lot of people using them in a sport shooting or match type situation where you need to drop bowling pins in a certain time and reporting that the stock actually works quite well for that. Not at all uncontrollable. Well colour me surprised!
photo from an american gun shop yes
NopeQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry the hunter
Its a standard firearm* in NZ under the Arms Act definitions. And why not? Any objection to that is simply based on appearance.
Of course it's not very useful for much, but probably quite fun
*note that under current Act definitions there is no such thing as a "standard firearm" but this gun doesn't fall into any of the defined categories of pistol, prohibited, restricted, etc
does its instruction manual say be of stout build before attempting to fire - done a lot of heli shooting with a 12 gauge but not sure I would have liked to have put thru a few hundred buck shot for the morning run with that no
Phil is that the handbag limit you will have by seven?
Used a cut down 12 gauge single on pigs, good as long as you had a tight grip, sound familiar?
To be fair i can knock clays out of the sky with this! Its surprisingly easy to use one you get the hamg of it.Attachment 271651Attachment 271651
You'll be able to keep that under your skirt Phil
Those shockwaves are awesome, dunno what i'd ever use it for but i kinda want one.
I feel conflicted by this gun.Quote:
Originally Posted by gimp
You are 100% correct. Still like the revolver rifles that seem ready made for alteration, it's a sign of immaturity and greed on the importers part that these are brought in. There is no hunting use and no sport I know of that this is an advantage for, and likely the greatest purchase reason for such will be illegal use.
Just because we can, Is not a great reason for doing so.
As much as I don't like to say it - something like this would have been handy when I was having to do the odd night cleaning rabbits up off the back of a modified buggy. We were using semi shotguns at that stage, with the usual shoulder butt stock arrangement and the butt section tended to get in the way when travelling along the station roads and tracks that had water drains on either side. The rabbits would dig into the side of the drains and if you let them get away they would eventually cause the drain wall to collapse. It was a pain in the arse shooting them, had to be very quick and careful as they sat in the grassy crud on the edge of the tracks and let you get right on them before they broke. The standard shotguns were cumbersome to use for that job, but we did it with them.
definitely not cheap considering half of it is missing
One bolt and its a full size normal mossberg. I use a magpul SGA stock on mine if i'm using it somewhere it would be frowned upon in shockwave form!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry the hunter
