Not ugly, cover up the above wood gun with your fingers, cover the long barrel, and some of the wood stock, looks good. I also like the all black as well.
Damn You, Corwin Arms!
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Not ugly, cover up the above wood gun with your fingers, cover the long barrel, and some of the wood stock, looks good. I also like the all black as well.
It takes general Turkish 12g stock and forend. 98% of Made in Turkey pump and semi auto guns use same stocks and forends. We have few to choose, so does tradex and Tactical Imports. There is only one manufacturer of synthetic stocks in Turkey and they supply whole shotgun industry there, there catalogue has at least 20 different stocks and forends to choose from
This 4 stocks from Tradex will work and 3 below from us will work as well
http://https://www.tradeexcanada.com/produits/86
http://https://www.corwin-arms.com/catalogue/accessories?page=2
http://https://www.tradeexcanada.com/produits/86
http://https://www.corwin-arms.com/catalogue/accessories?page=2
Let us know how it goes, and if it's hard to disable.
Finally get to shoot this thing today. I will report back. Looking online, this gun appears to be a Weatherby copy.
Update
It shoots good, and is loosening up a bit, no malfunctions of any kind, 2 3/4" light target, buckshot, and slugs. ( about 25 rounds total ) It's surprisingly easy to shoot with the birds head stock on it, even with the slugs. After 10 yards, targets are hard to engage though. ( not using the bead, just pointing from the waist ) The adjustable stock is kinda hard to use for me as I could use a bit more drop. I am waiting for the regular stock to show up, and I think it will be much better.
I do get slight rubbing on the left side of the receiver form the front stock, but it could be just me. ( does not matter anyway ) All in all its a decent shotgun for sure, but you can tell why it's a low cost shotgun.
I also instantly removed the pump assist spring, it's not needed at all, no short strokes, and now you can toss a shell into the open chamber.
Update
It shoots good, and is loosening up a bit, no malfunctions of any kind, 2 3/4" light target, buckshot, and slugs. ( about 25 rounds total ) It's surprisingly easy to shoot with the birds head stock on it, even with the slugs. After 10 yards, targets are hard to engage though. ( not using the bead, just pointing from the waist ) The adjustable stock is kinda hard to use for me as I could use a bit more drop. I am waiting for the regular stock to show up, and I think it will be much better.
I do get slight rubbing on the left side of the receiver form the front stock, but it could be just me. ( does not matter anyway ) All in all its a decent shotgun for sure, but you can tell why it's a low cost shotgun.
I also instantly removed the pump assist spring, it's not needed at all, no short strokes, and now you can toss a shell into the open chamber.
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Do yourself a favour and aim with the bead.
I have a Canuck regulator with the same birds head grip and can handle the recoil no problem bringing the sight up to eye level.
Just use a push pull method of recoil mitigation and you'll be fine. I would recommend trap loads and low recoil buckshot and slugs for this kind of animal however.
Shooting from the hip is no way to get accurate hits even at close range.
I have a Canuck regulator with the same birds head grip and can handle the recoil no problem bringing the sight up to eye level.
Just use a push pull method of recoil mitigation and you'll be fine. I would recommend trap loads and low recoil buckshot and slugs for this kind of animal however.
Shooting from the hip is no way to get accurate hits even at close range.
I got this set up:
Moslty I wanted it for the birds head grip but I figured for an extra $10 or so may as well get the stock too.
I shot some trap loads, buckshot and slugs with the birds head. I didn't find any issue with the recoil at all, it's fairly easy to handle. The grip is fine, not slippery at all.
My problem unfortunately is that I'm gettign effing old and stiff and creaky and I have had surgery on my right wrist, and can't properly hold the grip. Can't contort my wrist enough to get more than a thumb and a couple of fingers on it.
As I don't really need another shorty pump gun with a full stock, I will probably be selling mine. It's too bad, as I think it's a pretty slick shotgun. Not sure if I like the spring assist or not. It's a little harder to pull back but you can basically release it once back and it will reload itself. And if you don't like it, it's easy to remove.
No problem hitting milk jugs from 10 yards with practice.
