mossberg 464 spx tactical 3030 canada
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unstableryan
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- Beautiful Okanagan Valley
Wow, Mossberg makes some "interesting" stuff.
It's so ugly, you have to ask for it, by name.
They keep it under the counter.
TheUnprofesional
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- Location
- West Coast
Yeah its ugly, its really a little of everything though.
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TheUnprofesional
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TheUnprofesional
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- West Coast
Now I think i need to go find what these little stubby 8.5 barrelled shotguns look like that seem to be legal in canada. Only if they come from factory ugly though? I cant uglyfy your own gun short.
EDIT: haha found it, there ridiculous looking. dominion arms grizzly with 8.5" barrel.
http://www.canadaammo.com/images/P/8.5.jpg
well there you go i learned something and completely went off the course of this post...
EDIT: haha found it, there ridiculous looking. dominion arms grizzly with 8.5" barrel.
http://www.canadaammo.com/images/P/8.5.jpg
well there you go i learned something and completely went off the course of this post...
I think it would be good for a laugh to bring this gun to the deer hunt camp. All the old timers with there 40 year old lever guns would be at a loss of words if this gun showed up.
Maybe it will be adopted as a cqb rifle, with a acog and lazer on it, and shoot 30/30 tracer rounds.
This gun may look silly, but when the first tactical black shotgun, with rails came out, all of the traditional wood stocked shotgun owners probably had similar feelings.
If this gun was really light, and accurate, it could be usefull deer hunting in thick bush, with its short barrel and OAL....however, if it costs as much as something like a ruger mini-30, then I really don't see someone buying the lever gun over a semi-auto.
Maybe it will be adopted as a cqb rifle, with a acog and lazer on it, and shoot 30/30 tracer rounds.
This gun may look silly, but when the first tactical black shotgun, with rails came out, all of the traditional wood stocked shotgun owners probably had similar feelings.
If this gun was really light, and accurate, it could be usefull deer hunting in thick bush, with its short barrel and OAL....however, if it costs as much as something like a ruger mini-30, then I really don't see someone buying the lever gun over a semi-auto.
