Grizzly vs Dlask

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As I posted before, I managed to pick up a 12in Dlask on a Wingmaster here in the OT, and had her refinished by Striker...
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=221939

The original stocks were just to short, and I decided it was time to replace the butt with some fresh police wood, and a new recoil pad.
I skipped the police ribbed forend, and went slick instead, getting rid of all checkering, in a decision to really lean her right out appearance wise.
In the meantime Striker opted to replace his Grizz stock with some Rem factory wood, so today we hit the range...
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It was my first go round with a 12in Grizz, and there were a few little quirks I didn't like, but for the price I could live with. The action was still a little rough after what I felt was a reasonable breakin period, and there was a little hiccup on loading, and the trigger was gritty. But all in all not bad. The rear ghost ring, though pretty rough looking worked really well, but I felt it didn't help me much. We were both able to pick off spent hulls with slugs equally well, at least at hostile Zombie ranges.
I have to admit I would consider a Grizz but would preffer a cyl bore, without the chokes.

I have to testify, these 12inch 12ga shotties are the most fun I have had with firearms in years :shotgun:
 
You forgot the action shots..

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the smoking gun!

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And proof that Dosings 870 doesn't work perfectly..*grin*

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The Grizz didn't mal function..*cough*

We tried to get a pic of the muzzle blast because we could see it..but the camera didn't capture it for some reason.
 
Both those shotguns look amazing. Very nice touch on both. I love that classy look to them. I know what you mean about the huge muzzle blast. I setup my tripod and used a long exposure to capture the blast on camera. I love sharing this pic (hope you don't mind).

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That's a great pic dannyair. I'm going to do the same thing some night.
B..thanks. dosing is trying to convince me to shorten the front stock like his but I like the way it is now.
 
You should leave it as is Striker, It just makes it look so solid and beefy. I was gonna PM you about buying it when I saw it in the Photo Gallery, but seems like you like it. Guess I will have to build my own! How much do you think it'll cost?
 
B said:
You should leave it as is Striker, It just makes it look so solid and beefy. I was gonna PM you about buying it when I saw it in the Photo Gallery, but seems like you like it. Guess I will have to build my own! How much do you think it'll cost?
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I can't remember what I paid for the stocks but I got them in the EE. Those and the price of the shotgun from CanAm. It was under $400.
I haven't sold a gun yet and from all the "I wish I hadn't sold it" posts I read..I don't think I ever will.
 
dannyair said:
Both those shotguns look amazing. Very nice touch on both. I love that classy look to them. I know what you mean about the huge muzzle blast. I setup my tripod and used a long exposure to capture the blast on camera. I love sharing this pic (hope you don't mind).

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That's not a bad blast, but check out this one.
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Yeah, just imagine how many more fps I'll get. All that powder wasted as flame. Actually, I can't say it's wasted...the flamage is one of the major attractions of the DE.:ar15:
 
Wow. Both of those shotguns look fantastic with the wood. I have to say though looks wise I'm partial to the D-lask. Either one though would put a big grin on my face. Nice job guys.
 
Epoxy7 said:
Wow. Both of those shotguns look fantastic with the wood. I have to say though looks wise I'm partial to the D-lask. Either one though would put a big grin on my face. Nice job guys.
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Thanks and with the exception of his short wood on the front..I like the look of Dosings better too! :D
 
dannyair said:
Both those shotguns look amazing. Very nice touch on both. I love that classy look to them. I know what you mean about the huge muzzle blast. I setup my tripod and used a long exposure to capture the blast on camera. I love sharing this pic (hope you don't mind).

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What exposure did you use to get this one?

-Brodie
 
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