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| Weapons and Combat This is the forum dedicated to weapons, martial arts, and their related technical, political and social issues. Weapons and Combat is for the safe and responsible use of firearms, knives, fists and other weapons. |
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#1
 2008-12-29, 08:19 |
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 Tacticooling a shotgun
Say you're going to put together a tacticool shotgun. What platform would you start with, and what stuff would you put on it?
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#2
2008-12-29, 08:38 |
che4rev 
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
Saiga 12 is the truth, the way, and the light.
You buy one stock, put the correct number of american parts on it (including a real trigger group), put on a tromix folding stock, and an MD Arms 20 Rnd drum.
It doesn't get any cooler than that.
http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm155/che4rev/IMG_7436.jpg
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#3
2008-12-29, 08:51 |
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Narnia. It is a silly place.
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
^ You've gotta be shitting me.
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#4
2008-12-29, 08:55 |
che4rev
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
No, I challenge someone to come up with something cooler than a Saiga 12.
P.S. AA12s are not cooler, they aren't cool at all. by all accounts, they are Jam-O-Matics.
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#5
2008-12-29, 09:07 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
So...
If somebody has a legal NFA item that they'd like to post pics of, will the feds still come and rape them anyway just to be sure? Because they'd really like to avoid that inconvenience, yet they have something relevant for this thread...
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#6
2008-12-29, 16:24 |
QMA
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
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Originally Posted by reggie_love
So...
If somebody has a legal NFA item that they'd like to post pics of, will the feds still come and rape them anyway just to be sure? Because they'd really like to avoid that inconvenience, yet they have something relevant for this thread...
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If they post pics, they can also say it's not theirs. I Googled it, yeah...
And saigas are all the shit, $300, cali-legal, and easily converted into the black rifle of doom. The 12 is slightly more expensive, IIRC. |
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#7
2008-12-30, 01:42 |
LavaRed
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
Remington 870's have more accesories to them than Barbie.
If you want a tacticool shotgun, the following are in order:
Folding stock
Pistol Grip
Foregrip
Rails. Lots of rails
Red dot sight
Laser sight
Hi-viz sight on the muzzle
Flashlight
Mag extender that extends past the muzzle
Tactical sling
Frame mounted cartridge holder
Sling mounted cartridge holder
Urban camo or black duracoat finish
No wood. Everything must be 'synthetic'
Short barrel. If you can pay the tax and get one with a barrel below the legal limit, it's even better
Frame mounted PDA with ballistic computation programs and inbuilt GPS navigational system
Six Beverage cup holders. Mounted on the stock.
Night Vision. Mounted somewhere.
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#8
2008-12-30, 03:05 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
Remington 870's have more accesories to them than Barbie.
You would know, wouldn't you.
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#9
2008-12-30, 03:31 |
LavaRed
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
You would know, wouldn't you.
No, I played with GI Joes, not Barbies :-P
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#10
2008-12-30, 03:33 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
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Originally Posted by LavaRed
Remington 870's have more accesories to them than Barbie.
If you want a tacticool shotgun, the following are in order:
Folding stock
Pistol Grip
Foregrip
Rails. Lots of rails
Red dot sight
Laser sight
Hi-viz sight on the muzzle
Flashlight
Mag extender that extends past the muzzle
Tactical sling
Frame mounted cartridge holder
Sling mounted cartridge holder
Urban camo or black duracoat finish
No wood. Everything must be 'synthetic'
Short barrel. If you can pay the tax and get one with a barrel below the legal limit, it's even better
Frame mounted PDA with ballistic computation programs and inbuilt GPS navigational system
Six Beverage cup holders. Mounted on the stock.
Night Vision. Mounted somewhere.
Did I miss anything? |
lol@ imagining the sight of such a thing during an actual fire-fight |
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#11
2008-12-30, 05:33 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
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Originally Posted by LavaRed
Remington 870's have more accesories to them than Barbie.
If you want a tacticool shotgun, the following are in order:
Folding stock
Pistol Grip
Foregrip
Rails. Lots of rails
Red dot sight
Laser sight
Hi-viz sight on the muzzle
Flashlight
Mag extender that extends past the muzzle
Tactical sling
Frame mounted cartridge holder
Sling mounted cartridge holder
Urban camo or black duracoat finish
No wood. Everything must be 'synthetic'
Short barrel. If you can pay the tax and get one with a barrel below the legal limit, it's even better
Frame mounted PDA with ballistic computation programs and inbuilt GPS navigational system
Six Beverage cup holders. Mounted on the stock.
Night Vision. Mounted somewhere.
Did I miss anything? |
Wait..Six?
There should be at least one back-up thermos . With a shell carrier bolted on it. Complete with Slip-Free Hogue Thermos Grip. |
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#12
2008-12-30, 05:38 |
LavaRed
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
Wait..Six?
There should be at least one back-up thermos . With a shell carrier bolted on it. Complete with Slip-Free Hogue Thermos Grip.
I totally agree with this. Its better to be prepared :D.
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#13
2008-12-30, 06:14 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
I totally agree with this. Its better to be prepared :D.
It's better to want it and not need it than it is to have it and want rid of it.
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#14
2008-12-31, 00:44 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
Who manufactures a rail like this one?
http://www.lesjones.com/www/images/posts/14_inch_gun.gif
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#15
2009-01-02, 04:19 |
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Facedown in the shag rug.
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
Sometimes it just needs to be as ugly as possible.
http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd42/GeorgiaPacking/July30-2008016.jpg
Guy near me is trying to sell it. If I had the cash I'd snap it up in a second.
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#16
2009-01-02, 20:04 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
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Originally Posted by ThetaReactor
Sometimes it just needs to be as ugly as possible.
http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd42/GeorgiaPacking/July30-2008016.jpg
Guy near me is trying to sell it. If I had the cash I'd snap it up in a second.
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What is he asking for it? |
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#17
2009-01-02, 20:24 |
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I live in Heresy
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
Remington 870's have more accesories to them than Barbie.
If you want a tacticool shotgun, the following are in order:
(lavareds list of tacticool trinkets)
Did I miss anything?
A variable strength ACOG scope
a bajonet
perforated heat shield
racking noise enhancer for the action |
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#18
2009-01-02, 20:29 |
The Swede
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
a bajonet
ww1 style
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#19
2009-01-02, 20:35 |
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Facedown in the shag rug.
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
What is he asking for it?
$1200. That doesn't include the $200 stamp for a destructive device.
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#20
2009-01-02, 22:53 |
The man who can fly
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
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Originally Posted by Generic Box Of Cookies
Who manufactures a rail like this one?
http://www.lesjones.com/www/images/posts/14_inch_gun.gif
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i want one of those i have no need for it but i want one |
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#21
2009-01-02, 23:36 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
A variable strength ACOG scope
a bajonet
perforated heat shield
racking noise enhancer for the action
I guess if you wanted to be serious about going too far, you could also add a breaching tool, uzi foregrip, and a knoxx sidewinder mag. :p
http://www.lakesideguns.com/c3gallery/sweepers.jpg
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#22
2009-01-03, 02:59 |
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Facedown in the shag rug.
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
I guess if you wanted to be serious about going too far, you could also add a breaching tool, uzi foregrip, and a knoxx sidewinder mag. :p
http://www.lakesideguns.com/c3gallery/sweepers.jpg
So a Street Sweeper with a MAC foregrip was the best you could come up with?
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#23
2009-01-04, 02:40 |
ilovechronic
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
I guess if you wanted to be serious about going too far, you could also add a breaching tool, mac 10/11/clone foregrip, and a knoxx sidewinder mag. :p
http://www.lakesideguns.com/c3gallery/sweepers.jpg
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#24
2009-01-04, 02:46 |
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You are on my website.
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
I guess if you wanted to be serious about going too far, you could also add a breaching tool, uzi foregrip, and a knoxx sidewinder mag. :p
http://www.lakesideguns.com/c3gallery/sweepers.jpg
That is by far the coolest thing I've seen all night.
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#25
2009-01-04, 06:13 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
So a Street Sweeper with a MAC foregrip was the best you could come up with?
You know you want it.
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#26
2009-01-04, 12:19 |
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Facedown in the shag rug.
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
fixed
It's not a Sidewinder. It's a Street Sweeper (http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh09-e.htm).
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#27
2009-01-04, 21:40 |
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
It's not a Sidewinder. It's a Street Sweeper (http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh09-e.htm).
You also forgot to comment on there not being a breaching tool.
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#28
2009-01-04, 21:41 |
ilovechronic
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
It's not a Sidewinder. It's a Street Sweeper (http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh09-e.htm).
Oh i fixed the partthat it said uzi fore grip. It is a mac 10/11/or clone i am not sure bu tit is not an uzi.
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#29
2009-01-14, 18:43 |
Korivan I'Alagmarae
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Re: Tacticooling a shotgun
Did I miss anything?
grenade launcher with attached machine pistol...with a silencer...
also, just for good measure, laser sight, flashlight, bayonet, and 5+ rails on each. and everything must have an urban camo finish. |
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