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It's a rail mount that clamps on the receiver but it's not for a red dot, it's intended to attach a shell holder ... holy fuck. I showed this dumb shit to my wife and she said "what the fuck is wrong with people? why are they so dumb?" in reference to the 16 reviews which seem to indicate that at least 16 people have bought this shit.
https://www.amazon.com/Trinity-Remin...29HEHZGZQSTDK6
Maybe they can mount it on this :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Misery Loves Shotguns
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...w-system-arms/
How is it any smarter or dumber than a sidesaddle?
Quick to release, quick to mount. Provides some "aiming". Can ne added if desired or swapped for optics or light.
Perhaps not the best location but, otherwise, it meets someone's needs. Just not yours.
If only they made it for Mossbergs so you could combine it with the chainsaw grip.
Holy fuck. I can't even imagine shooting that damn thing but you could always get a railed forend and put your sidearm on it with this dog shit ...Quote:
Originally Posted by GOYABEAN
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...istol-holster/
Here you go! Make that awful tacticool piece of shit we've all had nightmares about! For this price, you could get one for the top rail and two for the side rails on the forend!Quote:
Originally Posted by raxar
https://www.amazon.com/TACBRO-Shotgu...s%2C151&sr=8-2
You know, the chainsaw is pretty humiliating if you're a fan of mossberg but there's also the 464 spx ...
a)what does a bottle opener have to do with a shotgun shell holder? and, b) why....just why?
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Originally Posted by Misery Loves Shotguns
Seems like something for 3-gun competitions. Not something I need.
I've definitely seen dumber accessories.
That wouldn’t fly for 3 gun either. It’s too slow to load and match savers are already used.
Will someone p!ease explain to me why this is so "stupid"?
I'm either very ignorant or extremely imaginative and resourceful. I can at least come up with some plausible uses.
I was about to say "chainsaw / shovel handle foregrip" as my vote.Quote:
Originally Posted by raxar
Noah
A laser on a shotgun is pretty bad
Not if it's in the 40W range.Quote:
Originally Posted by McSull
The simple answer is because the top of the gun is for aiming. It doesn't matter that you can still see the bead under the rail because a large portion of your view is obstructed by a goddamn shell carrier that should either go on the side of the receiver or the side of the stock. Also, putting a shell carrier on a rail period just seems like someone desperate to put more rails and more crap on their gun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandcut
it is dumb but to classify it as the worst i don't know have you seen the dido ar grip they may make it for the shotgun
Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misery Loves Shotguns
I agree that it isn't optimal, but I can't say that it is any more dumberer than rail mounted bayonets. And for something like a Shockwave, you don't really aim normally anyway, so it wouldn't be as much of an interference. (Cue the "shockwaves suck for home defense" response from someone. :) )
Your expectation from that post is that people will debate you on whether shockwaves suck for home defense? That was so painful to read. If you think a pistol grip only shotgun is a good weapon because it's compact then measure it and a proper shotgun with a stock from your shoulder to the muzzle. People who have a goddamn clue what they're doing and want to keep all of their teeth, extend PGO shotguns out far enough that you actually make it longer than just using a stock. That comment about not aiming is easily the most alarmingly ignorant statement I've heard in recent memory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandcut
https://i.imgur.com/1RFLUWT.jpg
First off, curb your tone with me, son. Just because you have "shotgun" in your user name doesn't make you the only one with experience using one on this forum. Secondly, I asked a simple question and recieved hostilty and condescension for no reason, which is just rude behavior.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misery Loves Shotguns
As for the shockwave-style shotgun (firearm, really), I disagree with you. Owning one and having played with one quite a bit for the past month or so, I actually like it more than I would have expected and find it to have a legitimate place in my collection, especially as it pertains to having a "shotgun" that is legal to carry in a vehicle during states of emergency, etc. I find that a 20 guage is very easy to shoot reasonably accurately at sub-50' distances and without losing any teeth. They provide benefits beyond that of a handgun alone and without inviting the BATFE into my house once i acquire a tax stamp for an SBS. If you've ever shot instinctive bow, rather than one with sights, you'd find it very much the same, once you developed the sight reference from having used it. No, it may not be as good as a stocked shotgun, but it is legal where stocked shotguns are not, and therefore the better option.
Feel free fo disagree.
Maybe he thought it was you that made a mess with the garbage cans at the range. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandcut
I think this might actually be dumber but the bewbies look nice. :)
https://cdn0.wideopenspaces.com/wp-c...ds-shotgun.jpg
Looks like something Red Jacket would make.Quote:
Originally Posted by RockIsland
I've actually been looking for a Winchester pump for a while but I'd throw everything that's on it in the fuckin' trash and set it on fire.Quote:
Originally Posted by RockIsland
I still clean up some motherfucker's trash every time I go to the range, I just don't complain about it anymore. Here anyway. Boxes from auto parts, pieces of wood, travel size bottles of shampoo ...
Here is a tip use Ebay.com most of the items on my 1949 JC HIGGINS model 20 DELUXE was purchased on Ebay. https://youtu.be/Am1MUulwI58