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  1. The Nova is a one piece reciever and stock the only large interchangeable parts are the barrel and fore end. Might as well part with your Nova and buy a Super Nova Tactical if thats what you really want.

    One with a steadt grip stock and ghost rings will set you back around $450 and one with rifle sights just a little less.

  2. Nope. The M4 was my first fire arm purchase. I've determined I'm more afraid of Obama than burglars at this point. I'm thinking of purchasing an AR and a semi auto pistol with some hi capacity mags, possibly a Glock or a Sig. I've done research on the pistols and have rented a variety of them at the range. I don't have much info on the ARs. I've looked at the S&W M&P series and the Sig 556. Both are pricey and I wouldn't know a quality AR if it shot me in the a$$.

    Not to steal the glory from this post which is going very well but I have a S&W M&P15A that is like new that needs a home.

    I have 240rds of Federal through it and besides the little nick they get on the case deflector it looks new. It has the 16" barrel, M4 handgaurd and the Troy/M&P flip up rear sight.

    I am asking $900obo and that includes the gun, case, lock and S&W paperwork. I bought it new in Mrach of this year so it isn't a old safe queen either.

  3. I didn't see the OP saying he was in the Military??

    That and I would really love to see more than peoples opinions as to what a M4 does that a M1/2 doesn't. Given they won't cycle **** ammo or some non lethal rounds, when talking mil-spec I disregard those results since they use neither.

     

    If we all wanted to be really particular a $450 Supernova with a Benelli extension will have the same capacity and is 10X more reliable.

  4. What else would we expect to hear from a M1 or M2 owner? lol

     

    The point is that the M4 was designed from the ground up to be 'mil spec', just as a Humvee was designed from the ground up to be 'mil spec'. The M2 wasn't subjected to trials at Aberdeen whereas the M4 was. That's the distinction.

     

    Not that there's anything wrong with the M2, it's just that the M4 was designed for the battlefield and the M2 never was intended for the battlefield - a big difference.

     

    My statement has nothing to do with me owning a M2 it was just the "MIL spec" comment being dropped too frequently around here. I was by no means trying to re-ignite the foolish M1/2 vs M4 bullcrap.

  5. How many countries have adopted the M2 for their military?

    About 1/25 of those who use Mossbergs, Ithicas and so on. That statement when discussing M4's is like saying buy a Hummer because thats what the military uses.

  6. First we need to know what kind of choke do you have it the gun.

    The Tactical 18" barrel is a fixed cylinder design.

    As for patterning I put around 3,000 rounds of similar birdshot through my own SNT and also around 500 rounds of Winchester 00 buckshot.

    Shooting the birdshot from roughly 12-15 yards would produce around a 20" spread on paper. As for 00 buckshot it was a bit better but random flyers was the norm with maybe half the load arriving on target.

  7. Until that number supercedes that of plenty of others who recommend the same as I do (Ditch the birdshot), then please, do not downplay good advice when you see it.

    Does a doctor need to have cancer to diagnose it. No. Do I need to have shot someone with birdshot and then with buckshot to prove which is better? No. However, others here have gone against conventional and proven wisdom, and I think that proof is required to support their belief. Not just one incident, but proof on par with that of those advocating buckshot.

    Then again, I guess we all just live in one big video-game if we care what we stuff into the chamber of our go-to weapon.

     

    So I suppose people like this also belive that when you shot someone that they fly backwards and there are just small red spots where they got shot too.

    As for the original topic and part of the continuing debate about birdshot. Of course it will most likely ward off 95% of people wishing you to do harm but what if someone from the other 5% breaks into your house? I myself live 10 miles outside of the city my SG is loaded with Federal FC 00 and my HG houses 15rds of BlackTalons. My fieldloads/birdshot sit beside my gun case waiting for bird/varmit/skeet duty.

  8. It does kind of look like the guy lost his ruler when measuring the screws don't it?

    I'm sure we could convince Kip to make a nice looking one out of titanium in a Cerakote finish.

    I guess the way I see it is that if you really need 25rds in a shotgun you are screwed anyway.

  9. Just noticed this so I figured I would ask to see if it's normal.

    After being fired the hammer on my M2 has a littl free play and isn't sprung against the firing pin. After pulling the trigger group I see that the part of the cartridge drop lever that covers the spring cap is curved.

    Is this normal or is that part of the CDL supposed to be flat?

  10. The T-Series is basically a 5th generation of the original Black Talon. I have tested the Black Talon and both versions of the Rangers through everything from auto sheet metal/glass and BG.

     

    The Black Talons were only available in one weight per caliber unlike the Rangers which have several. The BT and 1-4th gen Rangers all have razor like talons rather than dull petals like the T-Series also.

    All of them performed well but the new T-Series has longer petals and expand a little more vs the older ones in all calibers.

  11. I know this is a bit off topic but I know a few of you are AR guys so I figured i'd give it a shot. Earlier this year I thought I would give the AR world a try but thanks to limited range time and to my own range now being planted I want to part with my AR and ammunition.

    Smith and Wesson M&P15A

    - 16" barrel

    - Flip up Troy/M&P rear sight

     

    This gun is like new with the exception of the small nick in the paint all AR's get on the case deflector. It has never seen the elements or junk ammo. I have ran a total of 240 rounds of Federal .223 50gr HP through it to date. Sale includes rifle, case, paperwork, lock and one 30rd magazine.

    I would like to see $900 but am open to any resonable offers.

    Ammunition:

    - (1) 200rd Box of Federal .223 50gr HP $75

    - (1) 200rd Box of Federal/AE/Lake City 5.56 55gr FMJ - $75

    - 160rds of Federal .223 50gr HP $60

  12. - (5) 15rd boxes of Winchester Super-X 2 3/4" 00 Buck - $9.50 each

    - (1) 15rd box of Winchester Super-X 3" rifled slugs - $10

    - (1) 5rd box of Winchester Power Point 2 3/4" slugs - $5

     

    Shipping is extra and as always I am just looking to pass a deal on to someone on the forum.

  13. How would you know what I bought? You sure get offended easy

    I could care less what you bought facts are still facts, as for thinking I am offended nope. I am however tired of people spreading complete lies about anything that isn't an M4.

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