Mike

They are the best. I got tired of shells falling out of my side saddle so I had him make these for me. They are infinitely better. Mike

I don't know about the cost's involved in getting a barrel cut. I bought mine as a surplus police gun already equipped with a 14" barrel. You don't lose anything with the 14" barrel as far as pattern or range. I was hitting clays with mine just the other day. It will make reliable hits with slugs out to 100yds and buckshot patterns nicely at 25-30yds. The only downside is the mag tube limits the capacity. Mike

Nice! You won't regret it one bit. Now get a brick of ammo and go practice! Mike

I had some shotshell cards made up for me by my friend John Willis at OSOE. They are velcro backed so they can be used as they are on the Micro rig or stuck on the side of my shotgun like a side saddle. Mike

You can't hunt with a suppressor in TN.

Take all the money you would spend on accessories and buy ammunition, magazines, and a training class. It will do you infinitely more good than a tapco stock set. Mike

Come on with it. Bring shotshells and clays with you. I'm hunting tomorrow morning. Eating and shooting in the afternoon. Mike

Or better yet hand it to someone with 4 .38's and a .357 at the top. I had my own pistol thrown at me one time doing that. I still laugh about it.

Not ejecting properly is a syptom of *****footing around with the pump. Rack it like you mean it.

Truth. There's nothing quite like getting hit in the face with the former lens of your optic to let you know it just **** the bed.

For your entertainment. Mike

As soon as youtube cooperates you'll see almost that.

No problem. I think she might find it a little more comfortable to shoot when she holds it properly. You really need to get squared up on the rifle and almost get on top of it. At least that's been my experience.

More video from the match. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yrKbJJcLxw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Negative ghostrider.

I have 8 or 9,000 rounds through mine with no problems so far. Todd Green put 62,333 rounds through one before it had a crack develop in the slide. The pistol still functioned but S&W decided to stop the test. It even managed an 1.5" group post breakage at 25yds. pistol-training.com » M&P Monday Great pistols. Mike

? Red dot's are reflex sights.

Don't waste your money. If you are looking for a cheaper alternative to an aimpoint look at the primary arms knockoffs. I've seen and heard good things about them. I'm probably going to order one soon to try out myself. Primary Arms Micro Dot (Gen 7)

All Remington firearms and components are made and assembled in the USA. They have plants in Ilion, New York; Hazen, Arkansas; Mayfield, Kentucky; an R&D facility in Elizabethtown, Kentucky and is headquartered in Madison, North Carolina. Mike

Considering I bombed the rest of the stages, I'm inclined to agree. I shot better with the revolver than I did the M&P on some of them. Mike

Holy ****. Stage 4. I can't believe that.

I'm surprised at the responses supporting a Chinese manufacturer over a domestically produced shotgun as well. Surely 25-50 dollars would be worth owning something that was made here in America. Mike

I really enjoyed the match. Had a lot of fun. It's always a good time when revolvers and short barrel shotguns get to come out.

Sixguns Hell I was there Fast and fancy shooting