Scorpio64

I want one!

Did you look closely to the right of the gauge/chamber info. On my barrel, it looks like a small scratch or a ding, until I put a magnifying glass to it. It's really really tiny

Good luck with that. Even the orange LTL sets are sold out.

You are on the right track, now you just have to figure out where it goes. Don't try and learn it all at once, you can't, it's impossible because most of the learning is through practical experience. You will learn what does, and does not work for you. And what one learns for them self, may not be the right answer for the next guy that rolls in. And.... It can be an expensive process.

Slugs do okay with CYL, but perform best with IC. Sooooo, ya, not a requirement but. Also, a threaded barrel give the user the option to use extended chokes with built in compensators for muzzle rise control. Is it necessary, not really, but why not if you want it.

On my 18.5" Remington made bbl, it is to the right of the chambering info ( * 12GA. 2 3/4" or 3" ), then to the right in very very tiny letters that were not well stamped ( CYL). I could not identify the marking without a magnifying glass.

As others have already mentioned, it is not typical for an 18" bbl to be threaded If it bothers you, you can get it threaded, but why...then again, why not. imho, It's a HD scatter gun. It will get it done as is. Ammo selection can get you the spread pattern you want. Buy a bunch (ha ha ha haaaaaa....) sorry. ahem, anyway, buy a bunch of different brands and types, and you will find a shotshell that will give you the spread pattern you desire.

AWOL

reloads?

What a bargain. I'm gonna go grab and hordpile it all.

Taking advantage of the democrap libtards that recently became gun owners, those folks, yanno, the morons who think more than 20 bullets is an ammo dump

Do all on-line stores charge NJ state sales tax now?

I have no idea what you are talking about.

M193 was designed to primarily maim. It was believed that maiming was more of a burden to the enemy than killing them where they'd just leave the dead on the battlefield.

Intelligent people who see that there is more information in the whole picture, and people with ADD because they see everything all at once.

It's "Lovey" not Lovely. I get bonus points on top of my 10 million. Mr Howell may buy a gun, but it's for show. He has men in black that talk into their cuffs for protection.

I disagree with Morris' assessment. When Trump wins, the left is going to go even harder, we will still have the specter of WuFlu looming over the country, people out of work, and so on. This is more than post massacre/pre-election jitters. The socialists have a toehold that they will not let go of easily. It's not like they will shake hands after they loose and say "good game" and go home. If you think it's bad now, just imagine the temper tantrum they will throw on November 4th.

Thank you Mr Hill. I think motorsnorkle was one of the sites that I came across that info. Since I don't use the stuff, I didn't invest much time in it. But though it may be something that propane and propane accessory users may want to know about.

The issue with propane is not strictly ambient temp, it has something to do with the size of the tank, how full it is and the amount of LPG that can create pressure. Too much trouble to read all the details, because I don't use LPG, but I've seen it mentioned on other genny and RV sites. Sometimes the solution is as simple as using a 40# tank instead of a 20# tank, but I can't swear by that. No one fuel is magical, they all have at least a few drawbacks, varying in degree, which can usually be managed.

Especially for those with propane gennys. I don't have any personal experience, but I've read that below 20deg F, propane does not always want to come out and play. Something about tank size, pressure and condensation and stuff. Maybe Hank Hill knows. Diesel can also be a bummer when it's very cold. That's why they bury tanks.

Just sell you ammo, don't take advantage of people. If you have a conscience, let it be your guide. Are you here to make friends or money? Money does not last long, good friends are forever and never forget a good turn. That is all.