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“Cole. Virgil Cole.” Looooove that movie!

Same role as the CAA/Roni - turning a pistol into a carbine - Only this one is still holsterable/concealable.

Incorrect. It’s still a pistol - that’s a brace and a mag holder - not a stock and a vertical grip. https://www.fluxdefense.com/faq

If you just have to put lipstick on a pig, go with the Flux. Forget that CAA Israeli made garbage.

Like the Impinda. Very nice, I Love my Sebenza. So, what kind of work do you put in with a fixed blade in your hand?

Think that’s bad? I’m waiting for this to catch up to us:

Define fold....

Have to make my bed each morning. And it’s for the same reasons the good Admiral stated. You can have a shitty, terrible, awful, day - but - at least you have a nicely made bed to get into when you get home.

Dark and Stormy!!

Fake news as far as I can tell. Bad rumor that’s going around.

Taylor Ham? Never heard of her.

BRCC is a great company, worth the extra $$ in my opinion. Scorpio summed up my thoughts very well. Invader is another good Veteran owned coffee company. Pat McNamara has a relationship with them.

Forget it, he’s rolling.

@Ray Ray I’m a Surefire guy, but the TLR7A is much better executed offering for a light designed for compact pistol than the Surefire XC1. I like it a lot so far.

That’s what I was gonna say - they are all dumplings.

Body cam footage is at the end. FIFY.... Huh?

Agreed Vlad and Agreed Ray. Just for shits and giggles though - Feb 2018: Hostage Rescue with a shotgun: https://defensemaven.io/bluelivesmatter/news/video-san-diego-cop-delivers-shotgun-blast-to-face-rescues-hostage-P0Bncwcxx0GXTVfNsdA0ow Click the link and watch the video. Cop closes the distance and takes the HR shot with a shotgun. He made the situation work for the tools he had by maneuvering to a more favorable position of advantage. good knowledge of the capabilities of both his tools and himself. Quick thinking and ballsy.

You have a suspect notion of what shotguns are capable of and why a professional would choose it. No one relies on “Pellet spread” to hit on what is otherwise a marginal shot. You need to aim and control the trigger just like any other firearm if you want to get good hits. As far as terminal ballistics, you want as little spread as possible. You want the pellets to hit as close to each other as you can get (aside from bird hunting). It’s a happy coincidence that tighter groups up close translate to tighter groups at distance. I don’t care what round you are using - at typical interior house distances, you will get one large ragged hole. Where the flight control and Hornady offering excel is the lower potential for a flyer in the group - especially if use of 8 pellet instead of 9 pellet loads.

FYI Federal does make #1 Buck in Flight Control. By all accounts it is the bees-knees when it comes to shotguns. Unfortunately, it can be hard to track down and expensive when you do. Personally, I stick to the 12g 8 pellet 00B Federal Flight Control.

See this thread: