Just ordered my Dominion Arms Outlaw Double

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derek555 said:
well doesnt mean we shouldnt, better to be in court then in a coffin
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Just make sure you #### both hammers of your Griz. My neighbors can be very scary. The double has 2 hammers and the single has one. Just in case anyone get's confused.. :)
 
:DThese snub nosed shotties weren't a big deal before.......... but now they are being manufactured, imported & sold in volume.

I'll bet there are DOJ/CFO officials viewing this site who have said to themselves, "How did we miss those?"

Oh Well..............in for a penny...........in for a pound.

With a Grizzly pump + an Outlaw Double + a few more black/bad guns + 17 handguns + 7 12-6 prohibs the Libs had better roll a dump truck up to my place on BAN day.

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Questions on these guys:

1) Am I right to assume they'll accept ANY type of 12 gauge (Being that all chambering is done by hand)? 3", 2.75", 3.25"?
2) Extractor/ejector confirmation?
 
The facory says 14". I won't know until they arrive, so we are saying 14". We asked for then to be as short as possible with the hnadguards.
 
Pancake81 said:
I am officially all ordered up folks. Cant wait to pull both of those hammers at once. Sweet
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I hope that those sxs would be equipped with rebounding hammers - an added safety feature.

Nothing against cocking both hammers. However, I'd strongly advise against tripping both hammers i.e. pressing both triggers simultaneously if that's what you meant - aside from the harsh recoil the stock would likely crack if done often. May also have an impact depending on how the two bbls have been soldered together.
 
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Ahsan Ahmed said:
I hope that those sxs would be equipped with rebounding hammers - an added safety feature.

Nothing against cocking both hammers. However, I'd strongly advise against tripping both hammers i.e. pressing both triggers simultaneously if that's what you meant - aside from the harsh recoil the stock would likely crack if done often. May also have an impact depending on how the two bbls have been soldered together.
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Not true. I own a JW-2000 (the very same gun with longer barrels) and I pull both triggers all the time with no issues. Yes the recoil is a bit harsh but that's what shotgunning is all about! Be careful if you blast both barrels one handed though, the tang can hurt your hand if you dont grip hard enough.
 
direction88 said:
Not true. I own a JW-2000 (the very same gun with longer barrels) and I pull both triggers all the time with no issues. Yes the recoil is a bit harsh but that's what shotgunning is all about! .
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If you really think that's what "shotgunning" is all about, you have a lot to learn. Keep doing that on a gun of this kind of "quallity" something is going to break....And someone may get hurt. :runaway:
 
direction88 said:
Not true. I own a JW-2000 (the very same gun with longer barrels) and I pull both triggers all the time with no issues. Yes the recoil is a bit harsh but that's what shotgunning is all about! Be careful if you blast both barrels one handed though, the tang can hurt your hand if you dont grip hard enough.
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Why risk damaging the firearm or more importantly, create a potential for serious physical injury? I once witnessed a stock crack due to firing both bbls and drive about a six inch splinter into the individual's right forearm. It could have been his face instead!

If heavy recoil experience (from a shotgun) is your thing then suggest regularly throw about a dozen or more 12ga sabots down range in a single session using a rifle bbl'd shot gun - painful but still much safer :D
 
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Win/64 said:
If you really think that's what "shotgunning" is all about, you have a lot to learn. Keep doing that on a gun of this kind of "quallity" something is going to break....And someone may get hurt. :runaway:
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Ease up there dad. All I meant by "what its all about" is that heavy recoil kinda comes with the territory. Despite being somewhat cheaply made the JW-2000 is quite solid, it will rattle itself apart before it ever snaps like a twig.
 
Ahsan Ahmed said:
Why risk damaging the firearm or more importantly, create a potential for serious physical injury? I once witnessed a stock crack due to firing both bbls and drive about a six inch splinter into the individual's right forearm. It could have been his face instead!
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What model/year shotgun was this? I don't disbelieve you I just doubt the JW-2000 would break in that manor.
 
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