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I have a 21" M2 with the Nordic Components tube extension, bolt handle, and mag follower. I have had no problems with any of these shooting everything from #8 birdshot to 00 buck.

I have a synthetic stock Remington 870. The stock has no sling swivel stud, and the barrel clamp doesn't have one either. How do I attached a sling to this shotgun? Do I need to drill the stock? thanks!

My wife recently took a beginner safety class at Firearms Academy of Seattle. In fact, pax was probably there as one of the instructors. :) Unfortunately, my wife didn't like it as much as I'd hoped, but hey, at least she went and learned some safety rules. That's okay though, because I...

remember that Cerberus bought Bushmaster too. Imagine the possibility of Remington ARs....

wait time? banshee, how long did it take to get your Tromix from Tony? He told me to expect a 4 month lead time. :(

bang-bang-bang-bang-bang-bang-bang-bang-ping! :D

one more vote for the P22 I love my P22. Over 1000 rds in 3 months, and no issues using bulk Federal ammo. It has many of the same features as other semi-autos. The only thing I don't like about it is the magazine disconnect, which could potentially lead to bad safety habits. At approx...

Get something in a 22LR. Ruger MKII/III, Browning Buckmark, Walther P22, something like that. Or a 22LR revolver would be great too. If all you have currently are 40sw or 45acp, you should definitely get something in 22LR, just for diversity's sake! And it's so cheap to shoot!:D

1. Cash is king. Some places may take checks, and fewer may take debit/credit. 2. Expect lots of beanie babies, beef jerky, and airsoft crap. 3. Do your research before the show in order to avoid getting hosed. Prices may vary wildly. good luck!

A training tip that might help. Get some snap caps / dummy rounds, and mix those in with real ammo in your magazine in some random order. When you go to shoot and there's a dummy round, you'll be able to do two things: 1) See if you flinching. If the sight picture moves at all, you are...

The P22 is already threaded (unless you got a California-version). I bought a Tactical Innovations Tac52 suppressor, and they also make a thread adapter for it. Tactical Innovations P-22 Thread Adapter This adapter is threaded for 1/2 x 28 TPI, which matches a lot of US made suppressors...

throwing your own clays AND taking your own pictures! That is a great example of professional style multi-tasking! :D

you should take it back to the gunsmith and have him fix it free of charge.

I bought a Remington 870 express for HD, the one with the +2 extension and the 18.5" barrel. Model #5077. I used it for a IPSC-style shotgun match, but I had a hard time with slugs, as I was never sure about the elevation. I shot high on numerous shots because I didn't get the elevation...

Those gloves seem like a good idea. I shot a IPSC-style shotgun only match this past weekend, and 5 people in my squad (including me) got some sort of hand injury/bleeding during reloading manuevers. I guess my poor little white-collar hands are too soft for shooting!:D

rocketfish, I'm not quite sure why you have such animosity against the CMP. The CMP isn't doing anything wrong. As DMK noted, the CMP's primary mission is to support marksmanship training and competitions, especially among the youth. Sounds like a noble and honorable mission to me. Now to do...

feedback from buyers has been good http://www.odcmp.org/new_forum/ This is the forum for the CMP. Overall, feedback has been positive. You can read many posts from people describing their 1903s and 1903A3s and most posts also have pictures. For the most part, the barrels are in better...

aw crap, now I have to scrounge up $1000+ to buy a benelli. It's all your fault, you two!:D Local fun show prices, I think the M4 was $1200 and the M2 was $900. Gotta go sell some plasma or something...

a CMP Garand might be a good choice, their supply won't last forever. Otherwise, I would go with an AR. You can get a basic one for near your price if you look hard enough.

Keep the M1A. The only reason to standardize on FALs would be if you're trying to equip a squad with the same gear. Then you could keep a supply of spare parts for the same type of rifle. But in terms of firearm diversity and collection purposes, you should have a little variety in your...