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Forgive my lack of clarity..What I meant about the rear rest was if for whatever reason I didn't want to use a rear rest; was 18 power to high to steady with any practicality your input has been very much apreciated

LC'92 Thank you very much for the schooling..I'll re-evaluate my goals :) I just saw that Leuopold has the same scope in 6-18 power...I've heard that anything over 10-12 is going to require Alot of practice to keep steady without a rear support...I don't want to get buyers regret ya know...

Bump Somene has gotta know :)

Pardon me if this has been addressed I'm experienced with pistol and 12 gauge pump but I'm new to HPR shooting...I have got a Rock River Predator Pursuit upper on an LMT lower with the LMT 2 stage trigger, and i have a ruger 10/22 Target model in an AR-15 stock for practice My desire is to...

i got mine from Streichers online, prices were pretty good they got the Federal low recoil Tru-ball slugs also, but finding an outdoor range to use them at in South Florida has been difficult AmmunitonToGO has got them also if you check into it, some online places give you free or...

This may be old news to some here, but these are the results from my day at the range with these loads. As an intermidiate shooter, they seem impressive, and i felt like I should share. What do the pros think ? 18 inch mossberg 500 with no mods of any kind 7 yards was kinda...

9mmfan through all the posts here, you got your answer some American men are slaves to their ego:banghead:...they would have you believe that the .45 they carry is a handheld shotgun while your 9 is a slingshot 1-shot-stops are for hollywood (unless you hit the head/cns)...and you can...

there are stories of men getting shot 5 times with a 357 mag. and living....shot 1 time with a .22 and dying...a woman getting shot in the chest by a cops .45, then running 3 blocks before getting caught (and lived) the military has field reports of desperate enemies still fighting after 1 of...

dave..in this silly world of details..yes, overall a stock is more accurate...but since the world is a subjective one, a stock is not always "better"...in my home; tactically speaky, the stock is a hinderance..ntm i don't need to shoot anyone with my shooty at 20 yards unless complete civil...

muzzle up / action closed / magazine loaded / hammer down / safety off pick it up...hit the tact light...cock and kill safeties on pump shotguns are nothing more then ugly red ornaments...imowir

i got mine new for $900..i know the price was high, but falling in love always is:banghead:...i have no regrets, i've engaged in some shooting "procedures" that would have got me kicked of the range (had i got caught):neener: trying to malfunction this gun and i have yet to do so after 500 +...

i just did a wetpack test with 15 HST 124 grain non +p...the 5 that went through 4 layers of denim opened up perfectly, the best reaching 3/4 of an inch wide--BUT--( insert dramatic music here) the other 10 that took on denim and 1 layer of leather jacket OR just 1 layer of leather jacket did...

i just did a wetpack test with 15 HST 124 grain non +p...the 5 that went through 4 layers of denim opened up perfectly, the best reaching 3/4 of an inch wide--BUT--( insert dramatic music here) the other 10 that took on denim and 1 layer of leather jacket OR just 1 layer of leather jacket did...

i just don't get the belief that a PG shotgun is "SOOOOO Terrible" compared to a stock...i got an 18 inch mossy cruiser, PG with a removeable sliding stock, and with my federal flight controls OO 9 pellet, i routinely put them all on the man target (spot of my choice) at 20 yards going PGO