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- Nov 29, 2009
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I wasn't gonna say anything
august1410
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ericoak
don't drop Aboma on me
Maybe I will bring her to the next shoot if you guys are lucky.
iHasCrabs
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adammmmmmmmmmmm!
smokey
2A TEACHER
- Jan 31, 2008
- 31,589
august1410
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Awesome tree pic, Rob. Hurricane Irene took my tree.
Squirrel Hunter
Lurker
- Feb 17, 2009
- 523
Just picked up a Mossberg 5500 MkII from Northwestern pawn. Anyone have experience with one of these? Paid $250 otd thought it was a good price for an autoloader or am I mistaken? Rick (owner I assume) was very nice and quick with the paperwork.
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august1410
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Rick Sussman is the owner and a hell of a nice guy. Won't move on the prices, but he's a staright shooter.
BBossman1
Active Member
Mossberg 930 SPX
grb
Ultimate Member
Really nice scatterguns. Love the SP.
Kchen986
aka "SWAT" =P
- Oct 12, 2008
- 266
Just finished my build: I think I will need to find some sort of acceptable remote-switch solution for it.
930 SPX Gen 3
Streamlight Tactical 870 Mount (for the light)
VLTOR Light Mount
Surefire G2
BagMaster 10x Shotshell Sling
M16A2 Rear Sling Adapter
Tac-Star 6 shot saddle.
The Tac Star Mount causes the aluminum receiver to flex a bit, so you definitely have to use loc-tight and back out the screw a couple of turns. In addition, the screws pinch the receiver, making it harder to 'ghost-load' the 9th round. I think the pinched receiver causes the gun to feed a round earlier than the gun otherwise would (hence making it harder to ghost load).
The A2 stock sling adapter is necessary if you want to use the sling as a tactical sling. I have the 10 extra shotshells slung across my back when I have the weapon slung. It works pretty well.
I don't know why the Mesa Tactical shot-shell holder is so much more expensive, but the TacStar has worked well for me in the past.
The G2 doesn't work quite like it would on an AR15. When I turn the light on and shoot, my thumb flies off the push-cap during recoil, causing the light to blink.
As usual, Mossberg made the stock too long for the average shooter.
Fired 40 rounds of Slug through the gun the other day. No problems with function. No place here to shoot birdshot and buckshot.
930 SPX Gen 3
Streamlight Tactical 870 Mount (for the light)
VLTOR Light Mount
Surefire G2
BagMaster 10x Shotshell Sling
M16A2 Rear Sling Adapter
Tac-Star 6 shot saddle.
The Tac Star Mount causes the aluminum receiver to flex a bit, so you definitely have to use loc-tight and back out the screw a couple of turns. In addition, the screws pinch the receiver, making it harder to 'ghost-load' the 9th round. I think the pinched receiver causes the gun to feed a round earlier than the gun otherwise would (hence making it harder to ghost load).
The A2 stock sling adapter is necessary if you want to use the sling as a tactical sling. I have the 10 extra shotshells slung across my back when I have the weapon slung. It works pretty well.
I don't know why the Mesa Tactical shot-shell holder is so much more expensive, but the TacStar has worked well for me in the past.
The G2 doesn't work quite like it would on an AR15. When I turn the light on and shoot, my thumb flies off the push-cap during recoil, causing the light to blink.
As usual, Mossberg made the stock too long for the average shooter.
Fired 40 rounds of Slug through the gun the other day. No problems with function. No place here to shoot birdshot and buckshot.
Love the look of that Mossberg!
For the liberals, this is what I call wall art!
Just finished my build: I think I will need to find some sort of acceptable remote-switch solution for it.
930 SPX Gen 3
Streamlight Tactical 870 Mount (for the light)
VLTOR Light Mount
Surefire G2
BagMaster 10x Shotshell Sling
M16A2 Rear Sling Adapter
Tac-Star 6 shot saddle.
The Tac Star Mount causes the aluminum receiver to flex a bit, so you definitely have to use loc-tight and back out the screw a couple of turns. In addition, the screws pinch the receiver, making it harder to 'ghost-load' the 9th round. I think the pinched receiver causes the gun to feed a round earlier than the gun otherwise would (hence making it harder to ghost load).
The A2 stock sling adapter is necessary if you want to use the sling as a tactical sling. I have the 10 extra shotshells slung across my back when I have the weapon slung. It works pretty well.
I don't know why the Mesa Tactical shot-shell holder is so much more expensive, but the TacStar has worked well for me in the past.
The G2 doesn't work quite like it would on an AR15. When I turn the light on and shoot, my thumb flies off the push-cap during recoil, causing the light to blink.
As usual, Mossberg made the stock too long for the average shooter.
Fired 40 rounds of Slug through the gun the other day. No problems with function. No place here to shoot birdshot and buckshot.
Do you have a shock isolated bezel on the Surefire?- George
Kchen986
aka "SWAT" =P
- Oct 12, 2008
- 266
George,
I should have put, "G2L" instead of G2. It's the LED version and should hold up fine to 12Ga recoil. I've heard of a couple of 870 users who use G2Ls on their shotguns also.
I should have put, "G2L" instead of G2. It's the LED version and should hold up fine to 12Ga recoil. I've heard of a couple of 870 users who use G2Ls on their shotguns also.
