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Any update on Urban Shotgun course?

Face slap - youtube it Wet -Noodle - again, youtube. Find a video in slow-mo. Cigar Cutter - that thumb-sized hole behind receiver, where your recoil reduction happens.

Agreed. Last summer I hit 5/5 clays with my Hogue pistol grip (Mossy 500 12g) Just gotta react fast

Thanks Anthony!

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Please let me know dates for Urban Shotgun. I've already registered for Home Defense shotgun, but Urban shotgun was my first choice. PM'd you with details.

What the heck? This isn't on their website... grrr.

Interested in Urban/Defensive Shotgun course. Weekends only. Anytime between now and Dec.31st.

Once I get it, we can meet-up for a show-and-tell

2 storage compartments! I'm done... just bought one for $230+10 shipping on Ebay.

The MAKO UA500 folder I had could be made to fold either side, left or right. Not sure about this AGMF500-FKSB. EDIT - Booya: "System is completely ambidextrous and can be switched to fold left or right." http://www.themakogroup.com/product_p/agmf500-fksb.htm I'm telling you dude... awesome product.

No experience with the ATI top-folder. Here's the list of stocks I've gone through: Mossberg Factory Pistol Grip - broken wrists, and bruised palms Hogue Pistol grip - sprained wrists, sore palms Mako Folding Stock UA500 - Nice Stock, but bruised/rashed shoulders BLACKHAWK SpecOps recoil-reducing - HATED this stock. Punches you in the face, and shotgun waggles like a wet noodle on every shot. Also, Very scary having a 12-gauge-powered cigar cutter close to your face/thumbs. Doesn't fit in my small safe, or even range bag. Hogue 12" LOP fixed - Nice stock, but design causes "punches" to my face. Doesn't fit in my small safe. All-in-all, I've spent $250+ on stocks I don't like. This thread is twisting my arm into spending $230 on the folding, collapsible, recoil-reducing MAKO.

Hahaha! I just posted the same one. The one I owned was this one: http://www.themakogroup.com/product_p/uas500.htm Awesome stock. I would bash a door down with the thing. But, it was missing the recoil-reducing mechanism.

With unlimited funds, on a 12 gauge pump, this would be my first choice. http://www.themakogroup.com/product_p/agmf500-fksb.htm $230-ish on Amazon.com. I know... ridiculous. But I can attest to the high quality, and indestructible build of MAKO products. Besides, if you're anything like me you'll spend at least that much for 3-4 different stocks before concluding you should've gone with this in the first place.

Pro's - Easier to Stow Best of both worlds: Folded for CQB, Extended for ranged/aimed shots Con's - Hard to find a quality, comfortable folding stock I personally went from pistol grip, to folding stock, to 12" LOP fixed stock. Now, I'm wishing I kept my folding stock (MAKO). On my 500a, the MAKO folding stock would put rug burn and welts in my shoulder after a handful of buckshot. The pistol grip almost broke my wrist. The fixed stock is much better on my shoulder... but punches me in the face...

That thing is an abomination.

From what I've heard/read in the local news, this was basically an undercover setup from the get-go. So, technically we didn't "foil" or "sting" anything. The dumbass simply went with the ploy, planned it out, parked the van, then tried to detonate the bomb with his cell phone. The second he attempted to dial the numbers, he was arrested.

Thanks x2 !!! Didn't know about the rewards card until this thread. Called customer service and they got me the rewards card, and points for the ammo purchase. Awesome.

The responses here are disappointing to say the least. Somehow, my question about whether schools provide ammo turned into flaming me about "buying shit ammo because they are trying to save $100." Trolls will be trolls it seems. I guess the answer is a simple No.

Blew through 600+ rounds during my last training session. It hurt my stocks. Any schools out there that provide, and include ammo in their pricing?

Good god.... Pm'd

Thank you!

YES! and.... YES! Where in PA? Anyone have a 7.62 and 5.45 to compare? All I have is some steel Tula .223 ammo, for Vlad's AK. Maybe 200 rounds. Oh, and I have 12 gauge shells.

Lol, nice.

To be completely honest and fair to both sides of the arguement, I don't really know WTF I want. The traditional AK looks appealling to me, as well as the fact that a good example can be had for a few hundred dollars. At the same time I do see the advantage of "modernizing" the AK with a Red dot, weaver rails, etc. I've only shot one AK-style rifle in my life, and wasn't all that impressed at the time. No idea what model, version it was. However I have always been impressed with the reliability of the platform. Reliability is, imo, the most important aspect of any firearm. Also I was recently made aware of the fact that the AK is practically designed for a left-handed shooter (which I am). We should get together, shoot, and talk all day about the AK. It would be awesome to meet you all, and do a little show-n-tell with some quality AKs.