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To me it looks like they were playing a funny prank on the guy being interviewed lol This one , real , always makes me laugh

In 2007 12,632 violent intentional homicides/injuries were committed with firearms , out of a total of 18,361 total violent intentional homicides/injuries .1,981 violent homicides/injuries were committed using sharp piercing objects. Play around with the filters ..good informational site. Last full set of data is 2007 though. http://webappa.cdc.g...trate10_sy.html

Just buy long guns in between each 30 day period. Pffft.

I did not fake being sick much lol

Welcome Joe!

I don't mind discussing options , as I may or may not be happy with it. Have not tried enough variations to know what I like and don't like

Oh , I get it . I can see where most AR type stocks don't work well with bead sights. It was a common complaint in all the reviews I read on adjustable stocks . This LEO stock sits real low , although I did have trouble with the sights at first for sure . I know for the Knoxx one they said to at the very least have ghost rings , that the stock was not great with bead sights.Makes sense.

Well finally ! Thanks:) 1) explain what a check weld is? 2) I bet you're right. Probably best to learn to manage recoil without gimmicks. 3) For most people. A stock cut down to a 10 inch LOP is 3 inches tall on the butt end. Fine for a rifle..but for a heavy barrel shotgun , maybe not. 4)No problem reaching the safety with this particular model. Thumb reaches . It is meant to sit low below the receiver for exactly that reason. Well , for bead sights too. 5) The Mesa one is metal. Pretty heavy and durable. 6) See # 5 Thanks for discussing .

My grandpa did the same exact thing lol The door was key. He also use to give me castor oil no matter what the illness was. Ugh.

You say that a lot , but you never say why.

Ask him about ceiling fans next time we meet up.

And the mother of the child will never let you hear the end of it. The end. Like I said , I can only comment as a Mother If my 5 year old jumped out of the car before I was parked ( she would not out of fear for the scolding..from me , not from an accident) I would throw the car in park immediately , grab her , and make her not ever want to jump out of the vehicle before I say so again. The dad ( and dad's are just biologically more casual about these things than moms are) said he figured he would just finish parking , then saw the boy taking off ..I would have stopped her well before she got out , as she was unbuckling . In fact , she can't get out before I let her , because she is in a 5 point harness. 5 years old is kind of young to be hopping out of a car on their own. Even a modern booster seat is a lot of hoo-ha-ing to undo. In fact , as a side note , anyone with tots in car seats should have one of those emergency seat belt cutting kits. Car seat buckles are quite difficult to operate ..so that kids can't undo them themselves.

You got a deal I'll let you know. I liked your stock better funnily enough , and found I could reach the foregrip much better on it. And the recoil on yours did not bother me one bit either , even though you have the non recoil reducing one. Still waiting for that Hogue youth stock to come in too

I can only comment on this from a mother's perspective. If I found out my husband let our 5 year old out of the car while the car was still running or any time before it was completely in park and OFF ..let's just say the parking tickets would have been the least of his problems. Thank goodness he did not have the infant with him as well. +100 to the Jeep for still starting after the fact

It did not. I would say we went through over 100 shells of Trap , Buck , and Slugs. It got very very warm , but not to the point where you would burn your hand. No way your average range outing would call for a heat shield either . Trade offs IMO - heavier barrel of the A1 version = much less recoil , barrel does not get to be scorching . Downside , weight. But hey , if a girl can shoot it for 4 hours I'm pretty sure your average guy can manage it

no , none at all. Because I got the low sitting LEO version , it does not cover it at all. You do have to rotate your hand slightly up off the pistol grip but I do not feel like it was a big deal. The only trouble I had with the safety was it was stiff and hard to push period , probably because it was new. Towards the end of the class the safety was much easier to manipulate and I was able to do it with my finger indexed above the trigger without any issue. I actually ( don't laugh) might switch the stock yet again. The lowest adjustable LOP is 11 1/2 inches. I can reach the trigger ok , but can only reach the very back of the foregrip ..with hand facing palm up for racking , and arm fully extended to reach like that, it makes it a little awkward . Other adjustable stocks go down to 9 1/2 inch pull . I mean , I managed..I just think it would be more comfortable for me if my weak arm/hand had a little bend in the elbow.

The attachment came with this stock , in the LEO adapter version , the sling just clips to it: http://www.mesatacti...index.php?id=55 closeup of it here : http://www.mesatactical.com/images/44.jpg

Thanks

Mossberg 590A1 Mariner 12 gauge, 18.5 inch barrel , with Mesa Recoil Reduction adjustable stock , bead sights . Magpul MS3 sling. Shoots beautiful . Stock works great..4 hour class felt nothing in my shoulder even shooting slugs.

Pics coming this morning , I promise . After the nice lady from Early Intervention ( checkup for the baby ) leaves. I don't think I should pull out the tactical shottie while she is here.

We had a decent sized class..I would love to do a L2 !

Yes Sir.

yes yes yes , ok lol I had to finish editing and delivering 2 communion shoots that took up all of my memory cards ( I don't delete until all edits are done and archived on a remote server) . I can clear my card now , and take some pics.

Sure , I did one here in this thread http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/36198-gfh-urban-shotgun-1/page__fromsearch__1