How about a semi-automatic version that's mag fed too? Huh guys? Any Chance?Originally Posted by sixty9santa
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How about a semi-automatic version that's mag fed too? Huh guys? Any Chance?
So, I took mine out yesterday and while I skipped on the offered holster, I improvised and used another TI product. For those unfamiliar, this is the BRS-99 holster. It worked fairly well.
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Had a chance to try it with the Chiappa inserts and more irregularities surfaced. Of the two (mine and my friend's) the inserts would not fit in the top barrel of mine and some (12 to 410) wouldn't fit in the bottom. They fit the other rifle ok. Or rather that's how we decided that that's going to be his rifle - he has the Chiappa inserts and it's important they fit. I'll be making mine myself on a lathe so I can make them to fit.
Anyhow, just a heads up to check if thats how you intend to use these guns and another point that these guns are all made differently.
Always looking for guns made 1890 or earlier - class doesn't matter, even prohibiteds.
This is a shotgun, not a rifle.
Last edited by JeffMan; 03-07-2021 at 08:49 PM.
What's your point? This shows that two sequentially produced guns can have a .1 mm difference in bore diameter. Just something to be aware of.
Always looking for guns made 1890 or earlier - class doesn't matter, even prohibiteds.
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