IPSC shotgun choice question
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I have the Nordic extension and it is short of my 24"inch barrel by an inch. Also, I can get 9+1 in of target load shells. 00 or slug I get 8+1. In IPSC you can only start with 9 total in your gun anyways.
The SuperNova is a great choice becuase you don't have to fight the lifter the whole time.
The SuperNova is a great choice becuase you don't have to fight the lifter the whole time.
I have the SuperNova with the pistol grip. I saw one of them up on the EE not too long ago. I am really happy with mine. The only warning I would give you is that with the pistol grip it may be difficult to load 2 ro 4 at a time with your strong hand. I load weak hand so it is not an issue.
I wouldn't buy and caddies until you have tried a few and decided what you like. They are pretty expensive and you don;t want to buy something you may regret later.
I was lucky somebody lent me a bunch of differnet types prior to the first shotgun match and I picked the type I liked best.
I wouldn't buy and caddies until you have tried a few and decided what you like. They are pretty expensive and you don;t want to buy something you may regret later.
I was lucky somebody lent me a bunch of differnet types prior to the first shotgun match and I picked the type I liked best.
Received the parts today. Came up to 120$US shipping included, plus a 26$ Duty fees, Cactus Tactical
+4 Extension tube, new follower and spring
Mounted on shotgun, mag/barrel clamp on it's way from Brownells.
So this is now my beginners IPSC shotgun, capacity 8+1
+4 Extension tube, new follower and spring
Mounted on shotgun, mag/barrel clamp on it's way from Brownells.
So this is now my beginners IPSC shotgun, capacity 8+1
Always depends what you want and what you are looking to do with it.
I want a shotgun to compete ipsc in standard manual division, which is where most people compete in ON
Detachable mags classes you in open
Probably, i logged in IPSC ON website and looked at 5-6 random shotgun matches in areas accessible to me, it seemed the standard manual had a lot of entries.
Seen a good quantity for standard too, it seemed like manual was a bit more predominant.
Seen a good quantity for standard too, it seemed like manual was a bit more predominant.
Just a little bit of information
I have read many posts on US forums, and from my point of view the carbon arms SSL backbone seemed like the popular/one of the best choices out there.
I will want to twin load, and have 16 rounds in front of me. For this to happen i had to use 3x AP customs systems (from a CDN retailer). With carbon arms there's the backbone system which seems to have it all in 1 package.
I reasearched enough canadian sites until i got fed up and called carbon arms, since you can't chose Canada in their shipping options.
They ship to Canada on phone orders only, and we're quite easy to deal with, waiting for product as it'S in the mail.
I have read many posts on US forums, and from my point of view the carbon arms SSL backbone seemed like the popular/one of the best choices out there.
I will want to twin load, and have 16 rounds in front of me. For this to happen i had to use 3x AP customs systems (from a CDN retailer). With carbon arms there's the backbone system which seems to have it all in 1 package.
I reasearched enough canadian sites until i got fed up and called carbon arms, since you can't chose Canada in their shipping options.
They ship to Canada on phone orders only, and we're quite easy to deal with, waiting for product as it'S in the mail.
Had already asked, if not on his website 3+months delay between each carbon arms orders, and the system he has was not the system i wanted
Edit : I have to mention that Redtip answers to customers real quick and helpfully, i just had my mind stuck on the backbone system
Edit : I have to mention that Redtip answers to customers real quick and helpfully, i just had my mind stuck on the backbone system
