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As far as a VEPR having one, the only ones I know of are from Krebs--KTR-03V.

That caliber rifle would be great for deer. If you want repeating-shot capability the single-shot is lacking, but ideally you should only need one shot anyhow. Happy hunting.

If you're willing to pay about $150/1000 shipped then you can get some through this ad: http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976695220.htm About the best I've found right now.

"It's the pedal to the right of the clutch pedal on the floor of your .30-06.":neener: Umm, that's the brake; there might also be one of those at the end of your barrel.:neener: :neener:

Receiver If you're looking for an underfolder receiver I hear these are nice: http://www.firinglineoklahoma.com/pages/1/index.htm Good luck with the build!

If I ever wanted to shoot at a watermelon thief, I'd use something like a paintball gun with bright blue paint. Nobody dies, thief doesn't come back, I don't get sued. Win-win. I wouldn't. You'll get sued for assult and battery if you shoot the right (wrong) person. It's still assult with a...

"Um......ah....... regular household magnets are not attracted to Stainless Steel. There is not enough carbon in stainless to be attracted to a magnet." Depends on the steel. Higher grade stainless is non-magnetic, while the stuff used for firearms generally is magnetic stainless. I think...

Robinson's making a folder for about $200 as well, it might be worth checking out.

Ghost rings will help alot. Get 'em for about $100+/-; trijicon, wilson combat etc.

If I were you I'd just buy an 18.5" bbl version rather than sawing off the barrel. You might also consider a model with an extended tube and some ghost-ring sights if you are so inclined. A side-saddle may be helpful for holding ammunition, especially if you don't intend on keeping the gun...

Every state's "self-defense" defense against murder/manslaughter prosecution is obviously very different. Florida's is largely considered the most lenient where upon forcible entry of an occupied vehicle or dwelling the occupant can legally assume that the offender is posing an imminent peril...

Don't forget that a shotgun blast will decleat anyone hit by it and launch them through doors/windows etc. Also, you can clear out an entire room with a single round. People hit by shotguns are cut in half most of the time. :neener: No but seriously, a shotgun has a role in urban...

Weren't they saying that for all of them? I see OD ones listed for sale. . .

Does anyone here know if the 45ACP Tactical is offered in OD Green or Bi-Tone at this point? If not now, will they offer these in the future? Does anyone have experience with the 5" Tactical model? Thanks for any input.

Not too second guess the Sergeant, but are they never used because: A) They are "POS" shotguns, and not reliable? --I bet they're about the same as most in the army. It's tough to have 10 pumpguns in the platoon that are unreliable, but who knows. B) A sniper squad... which would use...

From my cousin who is a Sgt. in a sniper squad in Iraq: "We have about 10 POS Mossbergs in my platoon, they never get used as a primary weapon." Take it as a grain of salt.

My roomate has a 16guage Mossberg Model 190. It's a pretty neat gun with a ported barrel, a choke that you adjust just by twisting, and a 3-round detachable box magazine. It's a right-hand bolt; I don't know of any lefties. I'll post some pics if I can.

SIG 556 v Robinson XCR How do you all think the two stack up? I for one know about zip about either one-:confused: which do you all prefer?

Agreed- that's the best I've found.

It'll probably work well in many instances but there are better bullets for deer when using the .243. Without getting into the whole 'inadequacy' issue of the .243 let's agree that some consider it marginal for large whitetails at best. Let us also assume that there is merit to their...