WarPig

If that isn't spoken for I can definitely use it. We train church and school safety teams and I'm always short dummy guns. I totally forgot about this thread. I have a couple things I need to put on here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I did 2 at On Target YEARS ago and they did a great job. Full disclosure, Sean did all the paperwork and he is now at Nashville Armory on Harding place in south Nashville. I have had him do a few transfers there as well if you're willing to drive. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There was almost 1/8 of an inch of clearance on the corner. Thanks for all the options though. Great info. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well y'all, I was way off on my guesstimate. The way that the 870 choke screws in it sticks out further than the crio choke on the Benelli. I got my barrel back and everything had more than enough room. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks. I just shipped my barrel off yesterday so I'll have a for sure answer if I need to shave it down in a few weeks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks. I checked their website but they didn't have one on there. I emailed them...I won't hold my breath on a response, I don't think he responded to my last email about 15 months ago about finding one in stock. I've been looking for one of those guys for about 2 years now with no luck. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Very generous offer. I fancy myself a trigger puller, not a trigger installer. I'm not sure I would trust myself to do that on a barrel that would be very difficult to replace and certainly not cheap. I think I found a guy to do it for me. I'll keep y'all posted.

Y'all have fun. I was cold trying to get the smoker started to put a brisket on this morning. Wind south of Nashville was brutal this morning. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They could initially, but it wouldn't last. This is simple industry economics. Right now there is a balance with supply and demand. If they take them off the NFA list, there will be a very short period (probably a year) where the supply will not meet the demand. Some short sighted companies will spike the prices as the demand curve shifts up. However, there is a very low barrier of entry into the market and other companies that do similar work will realize that the product is relatively cheap to create and since there is not room for much innovation in the future it would not be hard for a company to recreate the product. Once those low barriers of entry allow more competition, the supply line slides down and eventually makes for a more competitive industry, requiring manufacturers to either make a better product, make them cheaper for the consumer, or both. And those companies that spike the prices will lose customer loyalty due to the fact they temporarily screwed their customers (ex. Cheaper Than Dirt did this with AR mags and 22lr rounds during panic, and lost a lot of revenue in the long run.) I think we will absolutely see more companies taking this on, more quality products at better pricing, better customer service, better mounts, etc.in order for the companies to survive in the industry. And nobody will be paying Advanced Armament $75 for a piston or $150 for a BRAKEOUT comp.

About as well as you would expect. At 15 feet that thing has a spread like you wouldn't believe. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Cue the panic of anyone who has sold this guy a gun in the past 6 months in 3, 2, 1... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'll give him a call. This one is a 10 inch barrel so it's extremely thick, not a fixed choke barrel like on an older shotgun. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a Remington 870 barrel that is unthreaded and I need a choke tube put in it. Anyone had this done here in Tennessee or period that you would recommend? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I bought a Hahn 8 oz buffer. Last of the parts came in yesterday. Once we pick a cerakote color I'll take it in. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

1) The only thing my G19 has ever had an issue with is Freedom Munitions reloads and those were bad primers. I had 1k rounds and finally burned through them. Great for failure drills but never again. 2) bud I've shot ammo my grand dad bought before going to war. When I go to his house he always asks me to burn through it. Mostly rifle cartridges. Most of it was fine. A few bad rounds here and there. Dry and climate controlled for the most part. The only thing I've had an issue with is shotgun shells. Plastic gets old and starts cracking cause it's been jostled around and improperly taken care of... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk