Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Think wife is getting g19x, not sure how she came up with that idea.

That sounds like fun...looks like it would make a good platform to suppress; especially with a full size can.

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Originally Posted by FCobra94

After reading reviews on the cheap drop-ins, I keep coming back to the Elf but can't decide on flat or curved. Wish their curved trigger wasn't so pronounced; would make it the best of both worlds.

How's the repeatability/consistency when it comes to landing the pad of your finger on the "natural" rest of the trigger itself?

I'm of the opinion it's a non issue because of muscle memory and ergonomics. Your finger falls into the same place without thought.

[KenB925]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

I'm of the opinion it's a non issue because of muscle memory and ergonomics. Your finger falls into the same place without thought.

i agree, i tried/have a flat trigger on one of my ars, the only time i even think about it is when i first pick it up, or dry fire it a bit, with live ammo on the range it’s just a super sweet trigger with an insane reset

[zentanker]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Nah I'll take my 870. Ghost rings, light mount, sling, non mim extractor, vang follower and safety. I've put slugs on target at 100 yards.

how is that at all relevant?


can you do this with your 870?

don't bother to answer

[PINeely]

Originally Posted by zentanker

how is that at all relevant?


can you do this with your 870?

don't bother to answer

He's replying to a discussion about a shotgun, discussing his own shotgun, and you bring in a long range rifle and say that HE'S not relevant?

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by zentanker

how is that at all relevant?


can you do this with your 870?

don't bother to answer

Not sure what youre getting at can your 458 knock out a tank? Different weapons have different functions? My 870 is set up as a hall sweeper tactical weapon with a 25 yard zero on the ghost rings. It will allow me to shoot slugs at 100 yards effectively and could hunt deer in rifle season with it if I wished. How would that weapon function inside a house against said 870? Poorly at best.

[Patrick303]

Form 4's were finally approved!

[Monster335]

Stupid wife would let me dig up hole in garage so I did this for now.

[1MOREMOD]

Safety is off bad owner

[Patrick303]

Originally Posted by Monster335

Stupid wife would let me dig up hole in garage so I did this for now.

What brand of wall mount system is that? I really wanted to mount my guns horizontally like that, but just didn't have the room.

[zentanker]

Originally Posted by PINeely

He's replying to a discussion about a shotgun, discussing his own shotgun, and you bring in a long range rifle and say that HE'S not relevant?

he's the one who said he has no desire for anything like a .458 but in the same breath wants a 50 cal, and if that isn't long range I don't know what is! he also talked about his tacticool rem 870 and in the same breath said he can hit something at 100 yards with a slug... unless he lives in a bomber hangar, I'm not sure how that is at all meaningful in a conversation about a home/self defense shotgun.

I'm just reading some incongruous statements

[1MOREMOD]

It's not that complicated. If you shoot 3 gun you may be called on to put slugs on target at 50 yards maybe 75. Your tactical shotgun needs to be a bit versatile. Its not tacticool at all its functional. 870 pump about as basic as can get and I lIke that and can rely on it. I see no need to have a 458 or 50 Barrett. I don't have either. My ars can do what is required with rds or carry handle. Self defense in civilian life hard to justify at 1000 yards.

You are right though my statements could be misleading. Don't want to spend money to feed those types of gun. Or believe in having things I can't use. I shoot all of my guns routinely, usually go 1-2 times a week.

[zentanker]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

It's not that complicated. If you shoot 3 gun you may be called on to put slugs on target at 50 yards maybe 75. Your tactical shotgun needs to be a bit versatile. Its not tacticool at all its functional. 870 pump about as basic as can get and I lIke that and can rely on it. I see no need to have a 458 or 50 Barrett. I don't have either. My ars can do what is required with rds or carry handle. Self defense in civilian life hard to justify at 1000 yards.

You are right though my statements could be misleading. Don't want to spend money to feed those types of gun. Or believe in having things I can't use. I shoot all of my guns routinely, usually go 1-2 times a week.

all good, I was just a little confused with the statements since we were kind of going back and forth between tactical / self / home defense short range / mid-long range there all within a couple of posts


and I literally LOL'ed @ self defense being hard to justify at 1000 yards. I think that's an extreme understatement, even here in Texas

[1MOREMOD]

Look to be active or ex military. Thanks for your service

[zentanker]

retired in 2015

I consider it a privilege to have been able to do it, and looking back I have a hard time even thinking about life without it. Good, bad, ugly... I'd do it all again.

I have dreams several nights a week that are service related, it's so much a part of me I can't even get away from it when I sleep.


or even when I drive, for that matter

[1MOREMOD]

That's cool, missed that experience.

[KenB925]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

. Or believe in having things I can't use. I shoot all of my guns routinely, usually go 1-2 times a week.

this is where you and i differ my friend, i want ALL of the guns, even if i have no use at all for them, i want to play with them and take them apart when ever i want to

[zentanker]

Originally Posted by KenB925

this is where you and i differ my friend, i want ALL of the guns, even if i have no use at all for them, i want to play with them and take them apart when ever i want to

I have a Ruger Mk III 22/45 that I'll send and you can call it your own for a while if you want to get some jollies taking that bastard apart and cleaning it

[1MOREMOD]

I will take it. Would like a cheap trainer for my 1911s

[zentanker]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I will take it. Would like a cheap trainer for my 1911s

that thing is a nightmare to disassemble, clean, and put back together. the Mk IVs apparently solved that problem

Be careful what you ask for.

I've fired probably 3000 rounds through it, and shoot it probably more than any of my other guns (from my back patio) just to keep a bit of point-shoot hand-eye coordination


...but I don't take it apart.

[1MOREMOD]

Oh yeah nevermind want the 4. Just have wanted to limit my ammo variety to this point. No 22lr yet. Must resist.

[KenB925]

Originally Posted by zentanker

I have a Ruger Mk III 22/45 that I'll send and you can call it your own for a while if you want to get some jollies taking that bastard apart and cleaning it

i’ve built a 1911 from 80% I don’t mind tedious intricate parts...when i have a bit of free time (I have a couple more 80%s to work on too, but a couple of projects ahead of them)