Unfortunately here, the rule applies to slugs as well. Dumb.
AR Style shotgun mags - limit to 3 rounds?
- Thread starter kodiakjack
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Unfortunately here, the rule applies to slugs as well. Dumb.
Ilove12gshotguns
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$499 isn't to bad....
Those quick mag changes will come in handy when the geese decide to regroup and counter attack. LOL
but seriously ive been loking at those AR styles lately.
Those quick mag changes will come in handy when the geese decide to regroup and counter attack. LOL
but seriously ive been loking at those AR styles lately.
THIS. They dropped me like a hot potato after the problems I had with my Typhoon. After I sent them the videos of the gun not working, they ignored all my emails and phone calls. Never again.
Are you sure that they weren't laughing?
Oh I’m sure I’ll get plenty of ribbing... until I hang something off the game pole anyway.
Bah. Mrs. Cannon hunted with a Benelli M4 Super-90 for a couple of years and brought lots of birds home with it. We also won a few card-shooting matches with it. I was going to bring my Derya with me this year to Sultan but I didn't want it to get banged up so I brought Old Faithful (870). Use what you love and have fun with it.
Cannon
Cannon
Everything.
Cameron SS
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"permanently plugged".
Never picked up on that before. I wonder what they would consider permanent given that most of the plugs in pump shot guns are designed to be easily removable.
I further wonder how they would interpret a magazine that is permanently plugged, but is easily interchangeable with one that is not.
You bring up an interesting point.
Most of us just go by the summary that says “you must plug a semi automatic or repeating shot gun so that it will not more than a total of 3 shells in the magazine and chamber combined”.
Which doesn’t really seem to indicate “permanent”...
Obviously the summary is just a... well, summary, but you’re right there’s thousands of hunters out there with pump guns that are plugged with an easy to remove dowel.
Derya MK12 is awesome. Worked right out of the box. Fires everything without issue (at least mine did). 2 3/4", 2 5/8", 3" shells of all sizes, brands, etc. It also did something my Typhoon didn't - it cycled Typhoon mags lol. It feels lighter than the Typhoon, also.
+1 Derya Mk12
Cannon
+1 Derya Mk12
Cannon
Mk10, and it works great, so does my buddies.
I've for a Vortex Spitfire on my MKA 1919, similar to my Derya. It's got a bullseye reticle on it. Get the clay anywhere inside the outer circle, and you smash the clay!
Only really played around with it, but it would be interesting to see how it performs on our real trap range. I do most of my shooting with both eyes open, but with this set up I keep both eyes open until I locate the clay, then close my left eye just before shooting. Hard to initially pick up the clay with one eye closed , and snapping one eye shut seems to work well for me. YMMVI had a hard time using the sights that came with it for skeet. Not used to shooting skeet with a post-style sight.
Accuracy it was fine. With the existing sights, I had no problems hitting anything out as far as 100 yards with slugs. For that I was using S&B 2 5/8", which I think were somewhere around 1,400 fps.
Cannon
Accuracy it was fine. With the existing sights, I had no problems hitting anything out as far as 100 yards with slugs. For that I was using S&B 2 5/8", which I think were somewhere around 1,400 fps.
Cannon
Trying to use sights to shoot skeet was your first mistake.
Then you weren't even shooting skeet. Shooting doubles at actual skeet would have been even worse trying to use sights.
And that's how we did it in the old days, consarnit. Back when I had to walk uphill in the snow both ways to the gun club. These damn younguns with their fancy-schmancy shotguns don't even know the way we used to shoot skeet back when Hector was a pup!
