Recent content by 22_Shooter

Nice shooting, no doubt. But unless an attacker is standing completely still, and remains completely still until he's done shooting...........that show of skill is nothing more than trick shooting. It sure doesn't prove that .32ACP is a recommended carry caliber. Especially considering not...

You're reply makes me think that you read: A) That someone recommended a PGO shotgun for bear hunting. B) That someone said a PGO shotgun is the epitome of precision. I've seen neither in this thread. You say you "only see one use for a non-traditionally stocked SG." But who are you...

I've got dummy rounds (replicated weight and dimensions to test cycling) but the primer on it is pierced, so it doesn't do much, as a "snap cap". So dry firing pump shotguns is a no-go?

So what exactly is the point of the competition being propositioned in the OP? I mean, I could understand if there were people outright saying that a PGO shotgun is far superior to a full stocked shotgun in every way possible. Offering them an opportunity to back up that claim would make...

So back on topic............... Am I OK to dry fire my Pardner? This is my first pump shotgun (also only my second scattergun at all. The first being an S12:evil:).

To put the downfall of American car companies, on the presence of "foreign" cars is a joke.:rolleyes: Funny that a lot of "American" cars are made elsewhere, and the "foreign" cars are made here in the US, in factories filled with American workers.

Go for it. Just Google for info. That's what I did and I couldn't find any negative reviews. Regardless of any gun, caliber, brand or otherwise........I would put a decent amount of rounds through it before I trusted it to HD duties.

Just picked one up the other day. Feels super solid, just like my AK's (Saigas). ...........and because it was so cheap, I had to pick up a PG for it:D. Just a novelty, I'm sure. But hey, why not have some fun with it? I'll be sending a money order to Max in...

I'd buy a complete lower, and then buy a complete upper. That's how I got both of my AR's. I figure I'll actually install the LPK in my next lower, now that I'm getting more used to the platform. But yes, JStar is right, we still have an AWB in NY:barf:, and can't have telescoping stocks...

+1 on not being able to use a carbine buffer in a rifle tube. On a side note, do you actually like the looks of that thing? I'm not being sarcastic, or rude here. I just hope the only reason you're buying it isn't because you live in NY and have to deal with the our dumb AWB. I'm in NY...

Cool idea, but I agree with..... IMO, it's just more equipment with moving parts, that could possibly fail at the worst possible time.

+1 on the mag catch issue. I filed the mag catch when I converted mine, and I can still lock in factory 10's.

They're good for getting you on paper. But then you still need to make small adjustments anyway. So if you're sighting in a ton of guns, it may make itself useful. If not, but you still want one, they're not that expensive. I still laugh when people post about laser bore sights, and cry...

I have a VFG on my AR mounted pretty close to the mag well. I use it mainly for comfort.

That looks exactly like the safe I have:D. Mines not as full though. Is that a Saiga conversion I see in there?:cool: