What an amazing flashlight, beautifully constructed, quality thick aluminum, and bright as all hell!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenny256
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What an amazing flashlight, beautifully constructed, quality thick aluminum, and bright as all hell!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenny256
To each his own right…I also took into consideration I am in a very hurricane prone area, and if something big ever comes through, there will absolutely be looting issues. Never hurts to have a little extra…Quote:
Originally Posted by Meplat
I have shot multiple rounds with it mounted, even 00 buck, and it still works great.
and its awsomley bright!
Sweet setup. I have the same Mako front-end grip with the weapon light trigger; I like that setup for not having to fumble for the light to turn it on, off, toggle, etc. I added a specops stock w/powerpack to mine as well. No laser, sight or sling...still mulling the need for those on an HD weapon.
that's a sweet setup. i had that model Mossie awhile back; had to sell it, but i'll probably buy it again. those lights are wicked; i think i might get that Hellfire, too.
i still think you should put a Knoxx stock on it. you might be a big guy, but your wrists will thank you later.
I have the knoxx stock on mine and love it. I would buy it again if I needed too.
Has anyone used the Hogue Pistol Grip? "Tamer"
Judging by the looks of it that would put a serious hurting on any threat in more ways than one!
I like it!
I've never had much use for tacticool.
Tacticool? I take it that’s an interesting way of trying to say the thing just looks good without purpose? Please enlighten me on any disadvantage my current setup has? I guess I'm crazy for wanting what I'm shooting at to be well lit and an indicator of exactly where the hole will be without looking down the barrel of a pistol grip...
Yeah - I got 'shotgun envy'. So many guns, so little time...
I have been looking at that bad boy, great shotgun for the money.
I have the same shotgun. I'm more into the simple mode, but I highly recommend the Knoxx (now Blackhawk) Breecher's Grip. It takes the majority of the recoil off your wrist. I could shoot mine all day and not be sore.
Installs with one screw, just like the stock.
BlackHawk KNOXX Breachers Grips at OutdoorPros.com
Here's a video of the breacher's grip that I found.
How does that thing work to reduce recoil exactly? What function does that knob on the top serve?
The Shotgun slides on that angled slope and is spring loaded. So the recoil dissipates instead of all going into your hand/arm.
I might go for the knoxx now, I will decide when I think about it for a bit.. thanks guys!