Favorite Gun Pic Thread

[Cutaway]

Not much a fave, but worth showing:

[AdAstra2009]

Originally Posted by Cutaway

Not much a fave, but worth showing:

What is that abomination.

Anyways I think I'm gonna buy a Mossberg 590 and do this to it:

[Excalibur]

Good choice, a friend of mine has a similar configuration to this shotgun, but without either light. He does however have the saddle on the side

[k9870]

I consider it an awful configuaration. I never understood the vertical (foregrip?) on a pump gun, its bad enought to fire without a stock.

[AdAstra2009]

If I recall correctly they had that configuration on Ghost Ship, Duke Nukem, and Equilibrium.

[Excalibur]

Have you ever fired a shotgun with a vertical grip? It's awesome. Takes out a lot of the recoil and without the stock makes it pretty good in close quarters. But I prefer a stock, at least the telescopic one, but my pal doesn't want the stock on his

[Rockwolf66]

Originally Posted by k9870

I consider it an awful configuaration. I never understood the vertical (foregrip?) on a pump gun, its bad enought to fire without a stock.

Personally I find that pistol grips on shotguns are just more comfortable to me. My current shotgun has just an aftermarket full stock with a pistol grip but I have played around with a Remington 870 with a Choate topfolder and a front pistol grip. While not for everyone or every situation they do work if you don't buy cheap and on a short batteled shotgun sometimes there is not enough room for a conventional foregrip.

[k9870]

IF I may correct myself....Pistol Grip ONLY shotguns are trluy awful. A stock/PG is okay. I find standard to be more confortable but a PG stock is also nice. PGO, well, lets say I like aiming my guns. The vertical foregrip doesn't work for me in any configuration, the angle feels awkward. My house I can manuver my 870 w/ 20'' barrel and regular stock just fine, with plenty of control.

[Excalibur]

When in a really small place, around corners, this kind of configuration makes it ideal for shooting in such a situation. You aim right in front of you, not with the iron sights, but with the general direction. If a hostile target is close enough, aiming from the shoulder is mute point.