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Old 08-11-2010, 9:55 PM
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my first shotgun, knoxx recoil stock works wonders
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Added a vang comp 870 to my HD collection a few days ago:



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It's a Winchester SX3. Its the Flannigan edition.
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Updated pics of my shorter barrel Wingmasters.

Wingmaster 20" with +2 extension and police stock


My "Classic Riot gun" 20" with +3 extension

beautiful Wingmasters....
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The skeet range I visit only allows one round in the chamber and people sometimes get pissy if you take too long to load (I usually shoot with 1 friend and 3 strangers). Since almost everything I own is semi or pump, I decided to get a couple more singles for the collection. Cheapies, but I like em.




Russian Baikal 12 on the left.
H&R 20 on the right.
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well heres my first my shotgun
Remington 870 express magnum in 12ga
I have a tacstar side saddle on it also
O ya to get forend to work I had to notch the forend

Also what is a good way to mount a light?
right now I have it on there with zip ties, it seems pretty secure but its pretty ugly
but this gun is not pretty so not much of a loss

here are some pictures



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Also what is a good way to mount a light?
what I'll be using on my HD 870 as funds allow
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870 Express Magnum. 18" Mossberg barrel. Knoxx Crapstock. No frills, no thrills, just basic HD weapon.



And paying homage to my original HD shotty: 870 Express, Mesa Stock, Mesa Sidesaddle, 2 rd extension...

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Do you sacrifice any accuracy with that recoil damping stock?
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Ok, just a phone pic of my new 870. Haven't done anything to it yet; have a Knoxx stock on the way, and am making up my mind on a light.



Oh, and I like old Smiths too, but my photo abilities aren't so great, but here goes...

My '52 Combat Masterpiece (unfortunately not the original grips).


And my '92 65, which is my 3am gun (and yes I did have to pull it once at 3am). My first gun BTW.
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My newly aquired Mosberg 500 (18" HD bbl,28" bbl in the safe)
Along side my Sears 12ga bolt with 2rnd magazine, made buy Stevens in the 1960's I believe.






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A few weeks ago I bought a Remington 870 HD from Impact Guns in Utah and had it shipped to my FFL in Benbrook, Texas. By the way, it was a $10 transfer fee at Cash Advance Pawn in Benbrook, the cheapest I could find and the people there were great, so take note. I ended up paying $315.99 with free shipping to my FFL. With the $10 transfer free and a Remington $30 rebate my total cost will be $295.99. I checked local for a long time and visited many gun shops in my area. The best price I could get on the HD was $339 plus tax. I know there are 870's for less but I wanted mag tube extension and I'm happy with my purchase. Impact Guns sent the item with a nice email trail letting me know the whole process along the way.
Anyway, The Remington 870 HD has changed quite a bit since the last time I was looking at them live and I'm going to do a review on it another time. It comes with a sythetic stock, which I dropped in favor of a Speedfeed Birds head that I like. I also ditched the mag clamp in favor of my BMT clamp and saved about .4oz in the process. I also added another BMT clamp at the back of the extension and added a TLR-1s on one side and a QD-PB sling mount on the other. I then added a sling from Rocky Mountain Tactical. These are first grade slings and I have 3 options to disconnect if I get hung up. I'm still playing with the configuration on this but right now it's just a simple 2 point because I simple wanted it o the gun now. It is held on at the stock by a GG&G rear sling plate. I've been using a friends 20" model but this 18 1/2" model makes a big difference and I like the smaller size a lot. So much so I may even a consider going SBS at some time in the future. Here's a couple of quick pics. Later on this will be going to J.D. at AI&P tactical for his build.

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Old 09-26-2010, 7:51 AM
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Old 09-26-2010, 8:04 AM
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Nice work! That's a tough lookin' set up.
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That's a nice stupid looking gun I just love the look of a birds head stock. I ve been contemplating whether or not to birds head my wood stock on my single shot.. I think seeing yours is a sign to do it!
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Old 09-26-2010, 10:35 AM
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Thanks guys, or at least some of you.

coy80176: that's a nice Stoeger and a great stock set up with that adjustable comb. Is that a custom deal?

j.primo: I like the birds head grip compared to other pgo's. I'm more of a fan of point shooting and shooting from the hip with that setup is nice for me with that grip.
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Old 09-26-2010, 11:29 AM
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Scott... cool 870 man! And great price too. A couple of questions for ya.

The MOD-C or BMT, as a replacement for the factory extension bracket, is every bit as good (probably better, right?) plus the MOD-C can do double duty in holding a tubular flashlight or BMT holding a mini rail etc. Not necessary to have the second BMT on your gun except that you wanted to bring the light closer to your hand, right?

On my Speedfeed Birdshead, I'm using the eye at the end of the grip for rear attachment of the sling... do you find the GG&G rear sling plate is a better way to go?



I assume you use your first finger of left hand to operate the switch?

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A few weeks ago I bought a Remington 870 HD from Impact Guns in Utah and had it shipped to my FFL in Benbrook, Texas. By the way, it was a $10 transfer fee at Cash Advance Pawn in Benbrook, the cheapest I could find and the people there were great, so take note. I ended up paying $315.99 with free shipping to my FFL. With the $10 transfer free and a Remington $30 rebate my total cost will be $295.99. I checked local for a long time and visited many gun shops in my area. The best price I could get on the HD was $339 plus tax. I know there are 870's for less but I wanted mag tube extension and I'm happy with my purchase. Impact Guns sent the item with a nice email trail letting me know the whole process along the way.
Anyway, The Remington 870 HD has changed quite a bit since the last time I was looking at them live and I'm going to do a review on it another time. It comes with a sythetic stock, which I dropped in favor of a Speedfeed Birds head that I like. I also ditched the mag clamp in favor of my BMT clamp and saved about .4oz in the process. I also added another BMT clamp at the back of the extension and added a TLR-1s on one side and a QD-PB sling mount on the other. I then added a sling from Rocky Mountain Tactical. These are first grade slings and I have 3 options to disconnect if I get hung up. I'm still playing with the configuration on this but right now it's just a simple 2 point because I simple wanted it o the gun now. It is held on at the stock by a GG&G rear sling plate. I've been using a friends 20" model but this 18 1/2" model makes a big difference and I like the smaller size a lot. So much so I may even a consider going SBS at some time in the future. Here's a couple of quick pics. Later on this will be going to J.D. at AI&P tactical for his build.

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Just added to SG collection. Winchester 1300 Defender.




Congrats on the new addition. One of the best defense shotguns going. Gotta love that one-piece, full length mag tube and 8-shot capacity! For night use, all it needs is a CDMGear MOD-C for tubular flashlight or BMT for mini rail mount and you're set!

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Scott... cool 870 man! And great price too. A couple of questions for ya.

The MOD-C or BMT, as a replacement for the factory extension bracket, is every bit as good (probably better, right?) plus the MOD-C can do double duty in holding a tubular flashlight or BMT holding a mini rail etc.
The factory Remington clamp only has about a 2 thread engagement, where as my BMT has at least twice that. The BMT is wider across the tangent point where the force is greatest so the grip is actually greater. Combine that with the fact that the factory is stamped steel and not machined, the BMT has more actual surface contact. Three great reasons to replace it and the MOD-C shares the same attributes.

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Not necessary to have the second BMT on your gun except that you wanted to bring the light closer to your hand, right?
Exactly. If I had a Wilson combat tube I would have only used one. I used 2 because of the recess in the factory tube where the bolt goes through for the factory clamp. I kinda wanted to hide it. CDMJ pointed out to me that the clamp mainly stops the mag tube extension from unscrewing and it can do the job anywhere along the tube so, really, only one is neccessary.

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On my Speedfeed Birdshead, I'm using the eye at the end of the grip for rear attachment of the sling... do you find the GG&G rear sling plate is a better way to go?
I could have gone either way but I misplaced the original screw to the birdshead someplace and the replacement I had was a little longer and wouldn't allow the grip to seat against the action. The GG&G was more of a filler than anything else. I like it but it really depends on how you plan on using your sling. I really like that Rocky Mountain Tactical sling too. The stitching is phenomenal and the whole rig is well thought out.


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I assume you use your first finger of left hand to operate the switch?
I do like to have the light close at hand because I don't like coil cords on a pump. The TLR-1s sits naturally where my fingers are anyway. It's a natural motion to turn the light on. I also don't have to change my grip like when a light is under the barrel. The less hand movement the better. The thing I like about the TLR-1s is that I can mount it on the left side and activate the switches with my thumb just as easily. In this case though I have the sling mounted on the left side.

I will be putting a MOD-C on it later on with a Streamlight Polytac and using it the way you show in your picture with the Winchester 1300. In that case I can use my thumb. I did mount a Surefire 6P in a MOD-C on the right side of the gun on the Winchester 1300 I have here. In that case I use my index finger to roll the cap and turn the light on.
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Actually, aside from helping to keep the whole system tightly together, the clamp also supports the threads on the tube. As long as you have something holding the weight of the tube other than just the threads you are good to go. So one CDM Gear clamp anywhere along the length of the tube is fine. Scott just doesn't like that little recess. I actually run a BMT with two six slot rails and the factory Remington clamp on one of my guns because I too do not like that recess. It is ugly when the factory clamp is removed.
Ah ha... got it. I've got a 7-shot (extension) 870Police with parkerized finish and walnut furniture on order, so when it gets here I'm planning on putting a MOD-C on it too, in place of the factory bracket, so I can run another light like the Polytac. And I need to get yet another MOD-C bracket to go on that gun! They are my favorite light attachment accessory as I prefer the long-ish tubular flashlights on my shotguns. Like you, Scott, I'm not a fan of wires and remote switches on my shotguns.

P.S. I don't care what you say, James, I'm likin' that new 870 Scott has! 'course, I'm not swayed from my Winchesters, though.

As for the Birdshead... I like having it on one shotgun... but it wouldn't be my first choice when the SHTF. Makes it handy for travel, though. And easier to shoot from seated position or from the bed! That's why I've got a couple shotguns in the bedroom at night... the birdshead Defender right next to the bed and the Houge OM stocked version just beyond that.

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Thanks guys, or at least some of you.

coy80176: that's a nice Stoeger and a great stock set up with that adjustable comb. Is that a custom deal?

j.primo: I like the birds head grip compared to other pgo's. I'm more of a fan of point shooting and shooting from the hip with that setup is nice for me with that grip.
The adjustable comb, ported barrel, and even right handed palm swell, all good work from Stoeger's factory in Brazil. It's really a good O/U for the $. I've picked up shooting trap a couple years ago, and couldn't/wouldn't justifying paying two/three/n times more for an SG....not yet any ways It shoots better than I can, and right now I'm trying to get better than 80+% (21 is my current best...).

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Yeah... a birdshead on a SBS is pretty ding dang cool! And I admit to liking a regular stock more than the birdshead, generally.

Do you like the Speedfeed stocks better than the Hogue OM? I have a 12" Hogue OM which I like VERY much, except it's a tad too short for my liking. 13" would be just right for me, but Hogue OM only comes in 14" or 12". I think I'm going to sell my 12" and get a 14" Hogue OM or, perhaps a Speedfeed?
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James... I just can't warm up to the pistol grip full stocks, just personal preference,,, they don't do it for me. But I can definitely see how they would be appealing to some shooters.

I'm not so much into the short LOP as I'm into a LOP that just feels right. For me 14" feels an inch too long. And the 12" feels an inch too short. It's so weird how just a 1" difference in a shotgun stock could feel so different, but it does. So I'm going to have to cut a Speedfeed I or a Hogue OM down so I can have 13" with a Limbsaver pad.

Any idea if the Speedfeed 14" can be cut about 1" and still have plenty of meat for the recoil pad screws?

Remington offers a "Remington" (made by Speedfeed) buttstock for the 870 which they have put their R3 (Limbsaver) recoil pad on and it results in a 13" LOP. That's the PERFECT set-up in my view. I'll have to put that together for my Winchester by getting a 14" Speedfeed, cutting it down by an inch, and installing the Limbsaver.
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Input please

Didn't feel like starting a new thread, so I ll put it here:
Obviously speedfeed offers the birds head grip (cool 1300 & 870 by the way). Looks legal, 18 barrel minimum, 26 oal minimum. I searched far and beyond on this "INTERNET", but wanted a direct answer and/or expert knowledge. If I cut/modify a factory wood stock and shape it to a pg style birds head, is it legal? Buying a birds head and making one. Is there a difference? From what I've read and seen, I'm 98% sure it shouldn't be a problem, but I don't want to get myself into any legal binds from a hacksaw and sandpaper.
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Didn't feel like starting a new thread, so I ll put it here:
Obviously speedfeed offers the birds head grip (cool 1300 & 870 by the way). Looks legal, 18 barrel minimum, 26 oal minimum. I searched far and beyond on this "INTERNET", but wanted a direct answer and/or expert knowledge. If I cut/modify a factory wood stock and shape it to a pg style birds head, is it legal? Buying a birds head and making one. Is there a difference? From what I've read and seen, I'm 98% sure it shouldn't be a problem, but I don't want to get myself into any legal binds from a hacksaw and sandpaper.

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Cool. I finished it last night.. B4 I even posted the question thanx..
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That^ looks nice cdmj. You'll satisfy the brass-up and brass-down crowd with that picture. By the way I just screwed on my new bmt clamp the other night.
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One of my 870s. Taken during a resent photo shoot.
Beatufiul! Great photo! I love the "tactical-simplicity"


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Airsoft guns for HD? That doesn't seem like a good idea..

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the beretta is just for show. sometimes it's enough to scare someone off. (at least in switzerland, we have almost no reported cases on armed intruders and if you take someone down you're in deep ****. even if you had to defend yourself) and that's the safe part of my motto.

the p225, mossberg and stgw90 are my last options:


and just for the record:
http://www.i.e43.ch/DSC_4598_1920x1280.jpg
http://www.i.e43.ch/DSC_6653.jpg

Isn't that funny?

The land where many great arms technology, including my favorite handgun , were born, yet has a stiff stance on guns...



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