Lets see some pics of your tactical shottys!
- Thread starter mmatt
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Sorry Buster, it came from another forum that allows for images to be directly uploaded rather than linked so there was no source address. It was also quite a few weeks ago.
Not mine but I found it while surfin the interwebs and thought you guys might like it.
I really like this one, Rough, rugged and raw. Its just screams business.
Does that mean it can kill aliens?
thegrandpoohbah
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- Terrace, BC
ATI, I got it from Cabelas: http://www.cabelas.ca/index.cfm?pageID=71§ion=1281§ion2=1492&ID=30415.
Finally, I have pimped out my Maverick 88 to a level that I am satisfied with. Here's the beast, in all her 3" munching glory.
Note: I paid $200 for the 88 in stock form. Add ons:
- Burris fast fire $220
- ATI 6 position folding stock $90
- Simple rail mount for red dot $15
- ATI aluminum heat shield with ghost ring sight $63
- Sling rings $20
Total price tag: $608
Not bad! That's a lot of bang for your buck.
Enjoy!
Note: I paid $200 for the 88 in stock form. Add ons:
- Burris fast fire $220
- ATI 6 position folding stock $90
- Simple rail mount for red dot $15
- ATI aluminum heat shield with ghost ring sight $63
- Sling rings $20
Total price tag: $608
Not bad! That's a lot of bang for your buck.
Enjoy!
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No but it can shoot into space
Perhaps it's a case of "installer error", but the heat shield shifts around once the barrel gets hot. I have only put a box of slugs through it since I installed the shield, so there may be some tweaking I can do.
Basically, the barrel clamp that the shield installs onto has 3M tape underneath to protect the barrel. This gets hot and it starts to slide around. I will be experimenting with various ways to lock it down permanently without doing lasting damage to the barrel. I hear JB Weld can handle heat and will stick just about anything to anything.
Overall, I wouldn't use the ghost ring sights on this heat shield for anything over 25m, but that just might be my inexperience at work.
Just Put mine together this week
Loooove it!
JB Weld releases @ 600 degrees, thats how you remove it from surfaces that can handle the heat. I think it lets go at a lower temp to be honest but I didnt have my digital thermometer handy when I did it.
