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Exactly Q. I missed it by a fraction of a second. I would take the free 16 gauge......I think I need to pay more attention to mud specifically this thread.
That up for grabs too?Pulled this out of the closet also.
1100 Remington 12 gauge,View attachment 2662394View attachment 2662395 production date 1983. Owned by a tall little old man. A few dove hunts and skeet shoots. Not a lot of use.
Shane
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That up for grabs too?
Thanks! Found it at Academy in Charlotte area and apparently got lucky and saw it online right when it popped up. Glad I bought it online too since the sales person said they had 4 different folks come in store trying to buy it afterwards before I showed up.Good score, they are HARD to find... LOVE mine and highly recommend the Shield sight if you are looking for a RDS...
Very nice pistol, heavy penetration, not sure about the "light recoil" though. I've only shot one once, found it comparable to .40 S&W in the one magazine I was able to run thru it...Any Five-seveN owners here? I recently picked one up to see what it's all about. I've got this Dupuytren's contracture thing that has been getting progressively worse and word is that these have decent ballistics with pretty light recoil. I've only been able to find a single box of ammo so I haven't shot it yet; I want to get a little more reserves before sending some down-range. I took some time off my mountain bike but I think I'm ready to give that a try again. It hasn't hampered my larger caliber shooting but suspect it will over time.
My 2¢ TSA is trash. I’ve never liked that place. The staff was always rude and not friendly what so ever. And killed the Experience. I’ve switch everything to OnPoint in Raleigh off capital. They truly make you feel like family there. Always a warm welcome and how can they help you. They don’t have the guns or ammo or accessories that TSA has. But the warm atmosphere makes up for. But this is all my opinion.
I prefer to shoot outdoors. It's always my luck to get beside someone shooting a hand cannon and the concussive force is overwhelming. If I do shoot indoors, I like the old Wake County training center (now run by the NC Wildlife) but the COVID rules limited to an hour so it wasn't worth it for the drive. Not sure if it has changed with the recent relaxing of restrictions.
I joined an outdoor range where you can draw from concealment, which is what I generally practice the most. I bring my own steel targets and love the instant feedback.
Would love to do a meet-up and shoot sometime