I have a good feeling about this guys..... might have already been in the works!
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I have a good feeling about this guys..... might have already been in the works!
Last edited by midnightpossum; 08-29-2016 at 06:02 PM.
No retreat,No surrender
Well the simple "yes" from CanAm sure stirred things up.
Canada Tail - I like your footer. It is right on and refers to our fallen comrade bless his and all others memories. Thanks for that. 2LT (Retired) Air Reserve.
I'd buy one!
I'd buy at least one, especially if it has a bayonet lug!
What is the ETA?
Did he say yes to bringing this gun back in stock, or did he say yes to having many projects on the go?Originally Posted by B
Mismatch is the new black
Can I ask what's so special about this particular shotgun that everyone in here would rather have one than date a supermodel?
I don't know anything about shotguns (don't own any shotgun at all, only shot a pump action once); to me the DA grizzly look way cooler and were only 200$ on sale a few weeks ago, but really, I know squat about shotguns.
So what's so great about this one? Is it just the bayonnet?
Lack of a trigger disconnector for starters...
Hey Vinn ! They were used in ww1 in the trenches much to the horror of the opposition . They even contested the useage. In close range they could put up a wall of lead that no man could pass. Some could even shoot down hand gernades thrown by the attacking forces. They were also used in the jungle with great efects. In close quarter combat they are a force mutiplyer . You don't realy need to aim with it !just point and fire ! The great thing with a trench type shot gun is its trigger you just hold it depressed and pump it untill its empty . There something mistical when you can dump ( fire) the hole tube just wow !
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