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Curious to see what everyone else is buying, be it sights, triggers, new guns, or whatever.
I picked up a new toy Saturday.
Mossberg shockwave in *gasp* 20 gauge. Only reason I got the 20 vs. The 12 is easier recoil for the wife.
Ordered the Talon grip for this as well Saturday.


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redneck_toy said:
Curious to see what everyone else is buying, be it sights, triggers, new guns, or whatever.
I picked up a new toy Saturday.
Mossberg shockwave in *gasp* 20 gauge. Only reason I got the 20 vs. The 12 is easier recoil for the wife.
Ordered the Talon grip for this as well Saturday.


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That’ll do the job. Best form of home armament.


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My most recent purchase was a new Browning Citori 725 Sporting. A majority of my time at the range anymore is spent at either the trap house or 5 stand, so I decided to upgrade to a better shotgun for my birthday.



Probably should have been buying AR lowers or an AK, but I didn’t.


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redneck_toy said:
Curious to see what everyone else is buying, be it sights, triggers, new guns, or whatever.
I picked up a new toy Saturday.
Mossberg shockwave in *gasp* 20 gauge. Only reason I got the 20 vs. The 12 is easier recoil for the wife.
Ordered the Talon grip for this as well Saturday.


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The Shockwave is a nice gun. The 12 ga isn't as bad on the recoil until you start using high brass, then it hurts like hell.
 
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CVAC085 said:
Even though I read through the post, I still swore that was a Remington not Mossberg LOL!!!

That’s a beauty though. I need to get my wife out to the range and have some lead therapy shooting.


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Remington does make a shotgun very similar, except theirs hold one less round(4+1), and the safety is behind the trigger guard under the receiver. The Mossberg holds 5+1 and has a tang safety which I feel is superior in this configuration.
 
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Prine said:
How do you like your Shield?
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It's actually called a 9C (compact) Differences are the shield is single stack, This is double. 6 rds vs. 12 . Other than thickness, they are the same size.
I only carry safe action pistols, (I'm a southpaw) and the shield has a safety. The 9c is also able to be configured to operate left handed.
I absolutely love it though
 
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BrewinHooligan said:
Recently bought 2 AR lowers and have built one out as a pistol. Will be ordering the parts to build a 300 blackout upper to finish the build shortly. I have another lower coming in soon as well.
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I bought 2 AR lowers a couple years ago and they've been sitting in the safe ever since. I'll be building these soon, as I'm afraid the laws regarding anything AR are soon to be changed for the worst
 
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redneck_toy said:
It's actually called a 9C (compact) Differences are the shield is single stack, This is double. 6 rds vs. 12 . Other than thickness, they are the same size.
I only carry safe action pistols, (I'm a southpaw) and the shield has a safety. The 9c is also able to be configured to operate left handed.
I absolutely love it though
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Love it. The bodyguard is great as well.
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Sorry. Got my threads mixed up. Thought this a response to my post in the EDC thread. My bad
 
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redneck_toy said:
I bought 2 AR lowers a couple years ago and they've been sitting in the safe ever since. I'll be building these soon, as I'm afraid the laws regarding anything AR are soon to be changed for the worst
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Exactly why I've been focused on my AR builds. After the blackout I want to build a 458 socom and the last one, I'm up in the air on.
 
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Sorry. Got my threads mixed up. Thought this a response to my post in the EDC thread. My bad
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All good bud, I always like to hear opinions on guns. I haven't gotten my hands on the 9c yet, I'll have to take a look at it. My problem for whatever reason is when I carry a double stack gun I can't conceal it well, body type I guess.
 
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Prine said:
The Bodyguard has a trigger pull about a mile long, other then that it is pretty great. Never really go into shooting my mother in laws Shield though. Don't know why.
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That's part of what makes it a great pocket or (for the ladies) purse gun. Sights and trigger are still far better than an LCP.
Eh, both are concealment guns. Just shoot them for practice. For enjoyment I'll shoot a full size.
.... With a can on it..... :D
 
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