What To Do With Tacticool Shotguns?

Pontiak said:
BTW, I really like to destroy stuff with guns. I like the feeling. Some may think it's useless, but I like the power slap, I like to trhow lead at someting, and sometimes at nothing. Just for the smell, just for the sound of a big blast that penetrate my bones, just for the feeling. This feeling belong to me, and as long your security is granted, you should not judge. Manipulating a well upgraded tacticool with precise and strong material, I like it. It's like engraved guns : art, feeling, emotion transmitters.
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I know what you mean. I get the same feeling when I start up my chain saw!
 
Pontiak said:
While many of you hate artist, gun enthusiast are often artist-like minded peoples. A gun is a piece of art. You can modify yours and make it unique. To me, some guns are like painting. Some peoples think that painting are useless. But they transmit emotions. I plan to buy gun that i will never shoot. Like knives, they are collectable. Some are real candy to my eye. Some buy sword and never hit anything with it. Some buy axe and never cut tree. I plan to buy a bayonnet for one of my shotgun. I don't think this bayonnet ever gonna be usefull in my life. But it express something for me : Even out of ammo, I'll keep fighting.
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well said pontiak

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Pontiak said:
BTW, I really like to destroy stuff with guns. I like the feeling. Some may think it's useless, but I like the power slap, I like to trhow lead at someting, and sometimes at nothing. Just for the smell, just for the sound of a big blast that penetrate my bones, just for the feeling. This feeling belong to me, and as long your security is granted, you should not judge. Manipulating a well upgraded tacticool with precise and strong material, I like it. It's like engraved guns : art, feeling, emotion transmitters.
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You should see a therapist. I can recommend a good one cause I suffer from the same problems. :D
 
.44 magnum and 12 guage are sufficient therapy for just about any issue you can come up with.

if you need to take it further, I would suggest a nice, relaxing long range treatment like .338.
 
Two shots....what kind of sights are those on your gun?

I need to get some kind of sight system for my remi 870 tactical, but am quite the novice when it comes to firearms.

I've heard alot about 'ghost rings' but have no idea what they look like.

Anyone got any pics, or some directions on this site where to find some?
 
these are ghost rings, LPA rear and custom front.

LPA, Scattergun tech/ Wilson Combat are all good options. A bead works just fine out to 40m too.
 
Hey Guys...

I hunt with both of mine.. The iron sites for slugs and buckshot for deer and the beaded site Folder for bunnies..

I've hunted bunnies with the iron sites,, but it really Sucks.. Front bead is the way to go for that..

Have no worries,, you'll find stuff to shoot with it...

Besides the Folding stock fits nicely under the back seat of the truck.. :)

ttyle

Eric
O/ST
 
jmcdowall said:
What is the cost of outfiting my gun with something like this?

Can you do it yourself or do you need a smith to do it?
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most quality iron sights/rails require minor gunsmithithing, or silver soldering or drill & tap skills/equipment. Most other tactical accessories require nothing but screwdrivers/allen keys to install in minutes. Prices vary based on quality, ghost rings will be around $200 installed, possibly cheaper.
 
I use mine for gophers when the .22 is too hot to handle and there are dozens of gophers peeping at me in a small area, out comes the " Alley Broom" and they get swept up really nice.
I bought mine for deer hunting in the shotgun zones and I put a choke tube on for chickens.

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