A local farm good store recently had what I thought was a decent deal on arm -100 12 gauge bullpup semi-auto for $400 with the option of five free 9 roun
Well, obviously couldn't resist THAT kind of deal - even if it meant passing
So, shot both the shotguns yesterday. The Meriva is punishing to say the le signed to do, however, and functioned flawlessly.
The bullpup was fun to shoot. The recoil was stout, but not like the Meriva ds with the modified cylinder choke. The gun is new and the shells seemed t he Meriva, but is a good eight to nine inches shorter. With a rail on top a n use a front vertical grip. I don't see that happening in my case, but it'
Also included, a gas plug to switch between 2 3/4 and 3" shells, 3 choke ins
So, I paid approximately $950, got a 1911 (which I will shoot soon, maybe ev , so we're looking at $130 in freebies!). Not a bad haul, I have to say.
Regards,
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Re: RIA shotguns
By: Weatherman to All on Sun Sep 26 2021 02:31 am
I've been seeing several bullpup semi -auto 12 ga out there made in Turkey, but I'm tempted to pick up a Kel-Tec Ks-7 just for the wierd factor. A rail costs $40, so I'm not stuck with just the funky rail sights it ships with.
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Re: RIA shotguns
By: Weatherman to All on Sun Sep 26 2021 02:31 am
I've been seeing several bullpup semi -auto 12 ga out there made in Turkey but I'm tempted to pick up a Kel-Tec Ks-7 just for the wierd factor. A ra costs $40, so I'm not stuck with just the funky rail sights it ships with.
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Might as well just get a KSG at that point, there's no advantage to a KS7 compared to your regular old Remington/Winchester. You can't really "DO" anything with it chokewise etc, so it's basically just a stovepipe shotty fo buck/slug use.
At least with a "proper" KSG you've got twice the ammo capacity in the same length package. Ammo capacity and reloading is the big thing with shotguns anyway. I liked mine, and intend to get another.
WEATHERMAN wrote to ALL <=-
So, I paid approximately $950, got a 1911 (which I will shoot soon,
maybe even today), a 12 gauge semi-auto bullpup, and a 12 gauge pump,
both shotguns tactical in design, along with a $50 rebate and five free
9 round magazines (those babies are $28 each, so we're looking at $130
in freebies!). Not a bad haul, I have to say.
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