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One of the advantages of a tube fed shotgun is that you can top off the magazine at anytime.
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Shotguns are more fun and useful than most trannies. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Somebody call the Kaiser, this could revolutionize trench warfare.
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Horribly designed mags that only hold 6 shells So, no, they didn't "already did this" View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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didnt remington already do that? they also claimed to revolutionize the shotgun with it... So both Mossberg AND Remington were late to the party. http://www.blackacestactical.com/_p/prd3/4656851541/product/shockwave-magazine-fed-12-gauge! |
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I wonder if there was some weird military or police bid request that came up for a box mag pump gun. It’s so weird to me that these are suddenly the new thing.
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It's about time someone made some rimless shotgun rounds. I know they'd be more expensive but the reliability for my street sweeper would be worth it! View Quote Quoted:
They need to build a mag fed shotgun from the ground up Not retrofit a tube shotgun for a mag View Quote Quoted:
One of the advantages of a tube fed shotgun is that you can top off the magazine at anytime. I'll pass. View Quote Quoted: Little known to most people, Black Aces Tactical had been converting Mossberg Shockwaves to mag fed months before Remington released their mag fed pumps. So both Mossberg AND Remington were late to the party. http://www.blackacestactical.com/_p/prd3/4656851541/product/shockwave-magazine-fed-12-gauge! View Quote |
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I wonder if there was some weird military or police bid request that came up for a box mag pump gun. It’s so weird to me that these are suddenly the new thing. If they don’t convert their semi auto lines as well I will be very disappointed How would they headspace/index? It would be interesting to see. The mag tube works really well for securing the barrel and acting as a structure for the pump to work. That’s pretty much how I feel as well. It’s pretty handy to do that vs a few extra huge mags for everything I want to use a shotgun for. For everything else I guess I’ll grab my saiga. Little know to most people was the Knox Sidewinder which was doing this over a decade ago. I had a kit a mini drum mag sitting in a drawer forever. This is nothing new there was just never a perceived market until now apparently. View Quote |
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That thing is gonna be heavy as hell with 20 rounds hanging off the bottom of it. View Quote While shotguns aren't ideal weapons compared to carbines, they have some advantages that carbines do not possess. The huge huge huge problem with the shotgun market is reloading them. A reliable and durable magazine, even if it's only 8-10 rounds....will take one of the biggest issues I have with the shotgun off the table. The 20 seems cumbersome, but the 10 doesn't seem so bad. |
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Mike Davidson has the patent on that doublestack.
His compqny is MD Arms, and he originally made the design for mags for the saiga 12. He made the first drum for the saiga 12. He is angood guy. |
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Little known to most people, Black Aces Tactical had been converting Mossberg Shockwaves to mag fed months before Remington released their mag fed pumps. So both Mossberg AND Remington were late to the party. http://www.blackacestactical.com/_p/prd3/4656851541/product/shockwave-magazine-fed-12-gauge! View Quote So, no, Black Aces didn't do shit. |
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I wonder if there was some weird military or police bid request that came up for a box mag pump gun. It’s so weird to me that these are suddenly the new thing. If they don’t convert their semi auto lines as well I will be very disappointed How would they headspace/index? It would be interesting to see. The mag tube works really well for securing the barrel and acting as a structure for the pump to work. That’s pretty much how I feel as well. It’s pretty handy to do that vs a few extra huge mags for everything I want to use a shotgun for. For everything else I guess I’ll grab my saiga. Little know to most people was the Knox Sidewinder which was doing this over a decade ago. I had a kit a mini drum mag sitting in a drawer forever. This is nothing new there was just never a perceived market until now apparently. View Quote |
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Nothing negative to say about it, it's just no better for my purposes than the 930SPX......
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When Benelli does a mag-fed version of the M4 I'll get excited.
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The 10 round magazine looks cumbersome.
The 20 round magazine will smack you in the kneecap. |
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It's about time someone made some rimless shotgun rounds. I know they'd be more expensive but the reliability for my street sweeper would be worth it! View Quote Quoted:
They need to build a mag fed shotgun from the ground up Not retrofit a tube shotgun for a mag View Quote Then we could have sideways shotgun mags a la FN P90. |
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This is what I want to know or when is one coming out? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes There's so much 590/930 hate but oddly enough I know three other guys that own them, and the only problem out of all four guns is that one of them doesn't like short brass wally world Federal. We're not 3-gunners, but I've seen all four of them run a few hundred shells each many times on mass clay murder days. Maybe the ones they ship to MI are better. But I also have a relatively new 870 that hasn't destroyed itself rusting. And reliable Sig US pistols. Sig rifles (716 ugh) got me though, so my luck isn't perfect. |
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Mossberg makes cool shit. I have faith it's on the way. Maybe with a drum mag option. A 930 with a 25rd drum option, might have to buy another safe... There's so much 590/930 hate but oddly enough I know three other guys that own them, and the only problem out of all four guns is that one of them doesn't like short brass wally world Federal. We're not 3-gunners, but I've seen all four of them run a few hundred shells each many times on mass clay murder days. Maybe the ones they ship to MI are better. But I also have a relatively new 870 that hasn't destroyed itself rusting. And reliable Sig US pistols. Sig rifles (716 ugh) got me though, so my luck isn't perfect. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Why no 930M There's so much 590/930 hate but oddly enough I know three other guys that own them, and the only problem out of all four guns is that one of them doesn't like short brass wally world Federal. We're not 3-gunners, but I've seen all four of them run a few hundred shells each many times on mass clay murder days. Maybe the ones they ship to MI are better. But I also have a relatively new 870 that hasn't destroyed itself rusting. And reliable Sig US pistols. Sig rifles (716 ugh) got me though, so my luck isn't perfect. |
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I have tube fed shotguns and I have magazine fed shotguns, don't feel the need to combine the two.
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I'd buy one. Too bad governor cock sucker will more than likely ban them.
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2 3/4 only?
If it isn't going to do 3 1/2 magnums, it isn't worth a fuck. Piss ass mossberg. |
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I never cease to be amazed at the silliness shotguns generate.
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An SBS'ed/Braced Shockwave version of this would be pretty slick.
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I just saw a video that featured the magazines. Good god they are huge. The 20 rounder especially.
Sooner or later there will be a Shockwaved version. With a 20 round magazine. And that's the moment we know God has forsaken us. |
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What would you have them headspace on? Bottleneck? Belt? Mouth? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I have tube fed shotguns and I have magazine fed shotguns, don't feel the need to combine the two. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/145343/20140412_185207-428037.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/145343/20140424_191538-428038.JPG View Quote Tried to IM you a question about the color of the 590 wood furniture, but your inbox is full.. you remember what color stain you used..? |
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@jmftexas Tried to IM you a question about the color of the 590 wood furniture, but your inbox is full.. you remember what color stain you used..? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I have tube fed shotguns and I have magazine fed shotguns, don't feel the need to combine the two. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/145343/20140412_185207-428037.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/145343/20140424_191538-428038.JPG Tried to IM you a question about the color of the 590 wood furniture, but your inbox is full.. you remember what color stain you used..? |
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It’s been a few years and I honestly don’t remember exactly. I just checked my cabinet and the only thing I have is minwax Sedona red. I’m sure I used that, what I am unsure of is if I also did a coat or two of something more brown. I am thinking I did but I honestly don’t remember. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I have tube fed shotguns and I have magazine fed shotguns, don't feel the need to combine the two. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/145343/20140412_185207-428037.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/145343/20140424_191538-428038.JPG Tried to IM you a question about the color of the 590 wood furniture, but your inbox is full.. you remember what color stain you used..? Sweet, I will play around a little with sedona red and some others.. that color looks good though, thanks for the reply. |
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