sudden valley gunner
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Only if we could use the same shotguns the IRS are allowed to carry.
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Home Invasion
- Thread starter golddigger14s
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Only if we could use the same shotguns the IRS are allowed to carry.
tombrewster421
Regular Member
Does anyone else see something wrong with the IRS having shotguns?
Deleted_User
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It depends if they carry ID with their shotgun or not. :banana:
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
Yea a lot of us do.
We gone over it fairly extensive before, it is cutting out the checks and balances in my opinion.
amlevin
Regular Member
Find or build a "Duckbill" attachment for your shotgun. The Seals in Vietnam had these for Ithaca 37's.
Causes the pattern to spread laterally.
Causes the pattern to spread laterally.
Beretta92FSLady
Regular Member
That's a big quack!
skiingislife725
Regular Member
The Box o Truth has your answer.
I do love the Box o Truth, been a great resource.
skiingislife725
Regular Member
With every projectile having a lawyer attached to it...spreading out my shot pattern is the last thing that I want on a gun. The duckbill may have been good for the jungles, but I'm not fighting in a jungle. I want every projectile that I throw downrange to hit what I intended to hit.
Vandal
Regular Member
In my home, 870>1911 and it would be a bad idea to come in uninvited.
amlevin
Regular Member
Then YOU should definitely not consider a shotgun. For that matter, there is no way ANYONE can guarantee that what they "send downrange" will hit what they intended. If there were then nobody would ever miss, would they?
skiingislife725
Regular Member
I'm not talking about sending my rounds in the same hole time after time. I just think that the duckbill feature is unnecessary. Probably why it hasn't ever gained popularity since they came up with it 40-50 years ago. If you need spread then you can just change brands of ammo (you'd be surprised at the difference in spread) or do a number of other things. I want all of my rounds to be impacting my target though so that it has an effect...so I'm of the tighter spread school myself. To each their own.