Tactical Shotgun Pics Thread - Page 15

rc guy · 06-24-2009, 12:21

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Originally Posted by JFrame

Mercury0_0 (or anyone else) -- could you tell me what sight that is pictured in these photos?

It's a C-More sight
http://www.cmore.com/railway.html

mercury0_0 · 06-24-2009, 12:24

rc guy beat me to it.

JFrame · 06-24-2009, 12:28

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Originally Posted by rc guy

It's a C-More sight
http://www.cmore.com/railway.html

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Originally Posted by mercury0_0

rc guy beat me to it.

Thanks to you both!

CBennett · 06-24-2009, 14:32

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Originally Posted by USMC03Grunt

For "tactical" situations, I've never been a big fan of gadgets. I keep mine simple.

simple is better. only thing id add(and id never have one on a pistol) is a gun light or at least a spot for one. I HATE gun lights on pistols as you can use your weak hand for the light..but on a shotty you kinda need both hands..But I LOVE SIMPLE much more than tacticool with a bunch on nonsense hanging off it

. VERY nice gun.

CBennett · 06-24-2009, 14:33

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Originally Posted by Javelin

I want one of these BADLY

StayinTriggerHappy · 06-25-2009, 00:54

Kona2004 · 07-01-2009, 11:55

Finally getting a picture up of my Benelli Nova Tactical with Eotech 512, along with the rest of the collection.

mjkeat · 07-02-2009, 18:40

Ive posted this already but thought id post it here as well. Soon Ill be adding a Mesa Tac barrell/mag tube clamp with rail and sling swivel ( ordered and waiting on UPS ).

Will-21 · 07-02-2009, 19:14

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Originally Posted by CBennett

..... I HATE gun lights on pistols as you can use your weak hand for the light.....

This is a really good point. If you have the light mounted and "loose" the weapon, you loose both. But if you have the weapon in one hand and light in the other and loose one, you still have the other. You may still be able to shoot or may be able to temporarily distract your assailant. Smacking your assailant one the side of the head or in the throat with the light even works.

Wise statement.

MudTerrain · 07-03-2009, 07:03

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Originally Posted by Will-21

This is a really good point. If you have the light mounted and "loose" the weapon, you loose both. But if you have the weapon in one hand and light in the other and loose one, you still have the other. You may still be able to shoot or may be able to temporarily distract your assailant. Smacking your assailant one the side of the head or in the throat with the light even works.

Wise statement.

Is this horse dead yet?

Great looking shotguns, guys! Keep 'em coming!

Will-21 · 07-03-2009, 07:09

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Originally Posted by MudTerrain

Is this horse dead yet?

Do you learn something only one time and then not practice? Do you believe in reinforcement training? Or are you only here for you and get irritated when others share what which you already know? What about newcomers to the board? Or even to this thread? What about their opinions or thoughts about something?

It's nice you may know this, but what about others?

ancient_serpent · 07-03-2009, 07:27

I still need to get a light for it as well as a rear sight.

novan3 · 07-03-2009, 16:00

MudTerrain · 07-03-2009, 16:27

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Originally Posted by Will-21

Do you learn something only one time and then not practice? Do you believe in reinforcement training? Or are you only here for you and get irritated when others share what which you already know? What about newcomers to the board? Or even to this thread? What about their opinions or thoughts about something?

It's nice you may know this, but what about others?

I don't see how you're trying to integrate your first two questions into what you or I previously said. Bring up a beaten to death topic in a thread it has nothing to do with, is not at all similar to practice/training.

I and numerous others get irritated when people stray off-topic from a post or bring up a 'beaten horse'. This is a "Tactical Shotgun Pics" thread, not a "Weapon Mounted Light or in Hand" thread. I like staying on topic, not straying away to something that has been discussed countless, countless times.

If you're truely trying to help newcomers learn, teaching them only one side (the one only you expressed) isn't the way. The discussion should be geared for both sides, letting the newcomer make the decision on what's best for him/her. How are you suppose to manipulate a door handle, lock, alarm system, fire extinguisher, phone, or help move a loved one with both hands ocupado? You're also going to be more accurate firing with both hands on your weapon. Also --- more concentration on target rather than where your gun is pointing in relation to your light... This could go on and on for both sides. Just trying to make the point of expressing both sides for said newcomer.

Now, back to the regularly scheduled programing of "Tactical Shotgun Pics Thread"...

Will-21 · 07-03-2009, 21:11

It's the totality of the thread topic as well as the parallel conversations. You are correct, I was offering only one point of view. You were trying to kill the comment as being old news to all.

And yes, the answer to all of your comments in your 3rd paragraph are resolved with one word: Training!

This will be my last comment on this issue as you and I are clearly experienced enough to spar all day. Your comments are taken and considered. Thank you.

Have a good 4th, be safe & shoot straight.

MudTerrain · 07-05-2009, 18:26

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Originally Posted by Will-21

This will be my last comment on this issue as you and I are clearly experienced enough to spar all day. Your comments are taken and considered. Thank you.

Have a good 4th, be safe & shoot straight.

Right back at you.

NapalmSpork · 07-07-2009, 15:03

here's mine
Remington 870, surefire forend, CAA stock

MudTerrain · 07-10-2009, 01:44

I guess because it's black it's tactical... All stock (18", 2+) except for the Vang Comp big safety. Only thing I plan to add is a XS front bead and later on down the road, a light. But, I like my shotguns clean and simple.

Fir3 · 07-10-2009, 20:43

BOOM STICK!

Remington 870 Marine Magnum - 18.5"

- Cavalry Arms SST-870 Stock Adapter
- Surefire 618 LFG Forend
- Magpul CTR
- Magpul MIAD
- Magpul ASAP
- Mesa Tactical 6 Shot Shell Carrier
- Mesa Tactical 4 Shot Shell Carrier
- Mesa Tactical Magazine Clamp/Swivel
- Mesa Tactical/Enidine Hydraulic Recoil Buffer Tube