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DJExile posted:Odds are pretty good it's the same guy bankrolling Gtab's avatarathon What's the over/under on you actually owning a rusty spork?
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Black Stormy posted:What's the over/under on you actually owning a rusty spork? You. You will be first. You will be an example to the others.
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DJExile posted:You. You will be first. Suicide by DJExile is a success!
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Black Stormy posted:Suicide by DJExile is a success! 
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DJExile posted:Believe so. Sawed off like it was, I believe that'd be SBS territory. The shotgun in T2 is the 1887.
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Also the 1897 is a pump-action.
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What's the over/under for how long it takes one of you jerks to buy this: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vi...?Item=247458986 did I use it right?
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And here I was, poised to unleash a maelstrom of O/U comments.
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Gray Stormy posted:And here I was, poised to unleash a maelstrom of O/U comments. Pretty sure it would be a grey storm. A metal storm.
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Bigass Moth posted:I'm starting to browse the market for my first shotgun and other than the usual 500 and 870 talk. I want to know what is available with LEVER ACTION because lever owns. Preferably same price range or a little higher. Only lever actions I know of are either Norinco clones of the 1887 of questionable quality, or Cimarron's offerings of 1887s of quality and a price to match. Something along the lines of $1300. But my god: http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/Shotgun/Terminator.htm Want.
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Capn Beeb posted:Want. Not as much as I want you, baby.
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Black Stormy posted:Not as much as I want you, baby. You get me some Honey Nut and I'm all yours  
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Capn Beeb posted:Only lever actions I know of are either Norinco clones of the 1887 of questionable quality, or Cimarron's offerings of 1887s of quality and a price to match. Something along the lines of $1300. Huh. They also have a 1897 (and at a decent price, too). How are they generally on quality? I didn't realize they had so much cool stuff.
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Cimarron is supposed to be pretty good in terms of quality. My SAA is from them and it's _really_ nice.
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Capn Beeb posted:You get me some Honey Nut and I'm all yours What's Omar carry? Can I CCW Omar's shotgun? Thanks.
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Bigass Moth posted:What's Omar carry? which is odd since gay men usually have good taste
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Uncle Caveman posted:Omar carries a Mossberg 500 It makes sense. Getting to the safety from either side is a priority. Also Omar <3
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Capn Beeb posted:Only lever actions I know of are either Norinco clones of the 1887 of questionable quality, or Cimarron's offerings of 1887s of quality and a price to match. Something along the lines of $1300. You'll break your fingers if you try to reload it like Ahnold did.
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Ridge_Runner_5 posted:You'll break your fingers if you try to reload it like Ahnold did. Beeb has the hands of an Austrian body builder.
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Ridge_Runner_5 posted:You'll break your fingers if you try to reload it like Ahnold did. Black Stormy posted:Beeb has the hands of an Austrian body builder. Years of video games have left my digits augmented. I never asked for this, but I'm not about to complain 
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IIRC the shotguns in Terminator 2 were non-firing replicas with aluminum receivers to make them easier to twirl-cock.
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Ridge_Runner_5 posted:You'll break your fingers if you try to reload it like Ahnold did. Btw, does anyone makes large loop levers for 1887 nowadays? edit : no matter how interesting drifting saudis are, I fixed the link. WitchFetish fucked around with this message at Aug 24, 2011 around 00:43 |
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Capn Beeb posted:Years of video games have left my digits augmented. I never asked for this, but I'm not about to complain The ladies loving LOVE it.
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WitchFetish posted:Actually... Drifting arabs?
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that Arab drift video is the stone cold nuts...
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Capn Beeb posted:Only lever actions I know of are either Norinco clones of the 1887 of questionable quality, or Cimarron's offerings of 1887s of quality and a price to match. Something along the lines of $1300. Supposedly the quality of the 1887s is rough but good, they're like norincos 1911s in that way. If you want a slicked up prettied norinco 1887 you can get a customized one from Coyote Cap, the gunsmith who helped the chinese develop the '87 replica. It might be a few hundred cheaper than the MSRP on those, depending on what you want done.
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Craptacular posted:IIRC the shotguns in Terminator 2 were non-firing replicas with aluminum receivers to make them easier to twirl-cock. If IMFDB is to be trusted... "Since Winchester had stopped producing the Winchester 1887 shotgun before the film, the armorers had to find pristine condition guns which were no longer in production! The guns in the film are indeed genuine Winchester shotguns and not a foreign copy such as the Norinco YL1887L (which wasn't released until 2002) or any of the Aldo Uberti copies (they weren't producing an 1887 shotgun at the time). The report of the shotgun is said to be two cannons firing at once." There was a plastic prop gun used too, though
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1887s are glorious things and you all need one. That being said, I picked up a new thing from a newly single man in need of cash and room in his now-smaller gun safe:    Every long-arm needs wood, gently caress plastic. The trigger-guard is plastic.
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Capn Beeb posted:You get me some Honey Nut and I'm all yours I liked it better when he carried the double barrel. But anything he does is dreamy!
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Butch Cassidy posted:God I love wood on 590s. I need to get myself a set. And a heatshield. SouthsideSaint posted:I liked it better when he carried the double barrel. But anything he does is dreamy! Season 5 has him with the double barrel off and on.
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Where do I get 590 furniture like that?
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So I've been shooting my new 870 a lot and putting different ammo types into it. I shoots and cycles them all flawlessly. Shells by half a dozen different companies in multiple sizes. Then I get a 100 round box of Estate "Super Sport Competition Target Loads" for real cheap. Hadn't heard of the company and figured if nothing else I could use it as trash ammo when I take my friends shooting. Holy poo poo, this stuff is awful. I wasn't sure just how much of a quality difference there could be between shells but my god. I fired one shot and go to pump it: doesn't budge. I'm a pretty skinny guy but I was really working it. I put the safety on an kept trying, probably looking like a drat fool. Finally I managed to force the casing out. So I load another and shoot it. Same thing: won't eject. This happened a dozen times before I just gave up on them. The guy I went with got rid of his 12 gauge a while back so he brought a bunch of assorted ammo and we went to town with it. Shot every last drat shell. Tried the Estate once more and boom another jam. Gonna have to spend more money I guess.
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Estate is more expensive than Federal here... They're owned by Federal (or their parent company) and supposedly the same shells as one of the Federal variants (Top Gun? who knows...) I only shoot Federals fwiw, and have a case of Estate here that I've had no issues with out of my Super Nova whilst dove and clay shooting.
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thermobollocks posted:Where do I get 590 furniture like that? It is old-style wood from a 500. I should take its picture next to my father's 30 year-old 500 with the same wood tomorrow.
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thermobollocks posted:Where do I get 590 furniture like that? http://www.havlinsales.com/model500.htm I need to figure out what size would fit my 590. I'd also like a stock that is sliiightly shorter than the default one, but not as short as a Hogue youth length. I'm apparently a mutant and have yet to strike a middle ground. E: Havlin posted:Comparison of action slide lengths: top 7-5/8”, bottom 6-1/2” Measure from top of threads to bottom of collar that holds the action bars. This measurement is critical to fit when ordering forearms or stock sets that include a forearm. For the most part, 20-year and older sporting shotguns and new tactical shotguns use the 7-5/8” slide. New sporting models have used the 6-1/2” slide for almost 20 years. There are exceptions, however. To be sure, measure! NOTE: Since 2006, most new 500®, 535® and 835® sporting shotguns with synthetic forearms may not use an action slide tube at all; rather, the pump handle will have two integral bars pinned into the handle itself. If you have one of these, you cannot use a forearm that was designed to go over an action slide tube without first buying the correct length tube and action slide tube nut. So what the hell do I do 
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Butch Cassidy posted:
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Capn Beeb posted:So what the hell do I do 
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I have a Mossberg 500 with an 18.5" barrel that has a bead. I want to switch to ghost ring sights. Is there a barrel out there that comes with the front post pre-installed? If not how hard is the gunsmithing to install it? Is this something me and my farmer/welding master dad could figure out or should I find a gunsmith?
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I guess it depends on whether the post is epoxied in place or if the barrel needs a hole tapped for it or not.
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i know 590a1's have a heavy barrel, but can i simply put any old mossy 500 barrel in its place? the internet tells me both yes and no. Im considering swapping a 20" barrel with rifle sight for a 20" (or more) choked barrel with some type of sight at the end. it should line up with the ghost ring on the receiver.
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