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CobraBG

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  1. Yeah I was going to get it but wanted to understand how it mounts. I have the GG&G side saddles on my Remington 870P and 1187P and like them. I'll wait to see if anyone gets one with a collapsible stock.

  2. On 10/25/2021 at 1:50 PM, StrangerDanger said:

    Probably won’t work with a collapsible stock. It appears to be attaching via a receiver/stock plate. The collapsible stock’s pistol grip threads onto the receiver extension and usually only gets 3-4 rotations to engage. The pistol grip and field stock do not utilize this threaded are of the receiver extension, they screw into the receiver extension from the end of the extension via the assembly that holds the rear sling mount in position. If you look down inside the stock you’ll see the tapered screw that interfaces with the bottom of the receiver extension. 

    Thanks Stranger. That's good to know. I saw these and searched the website looking for Installation instructions because I wanted to know exactly how it mounted. I could not find any details. I have the 11721 with the collapsible stock.

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  3. It would be a handy feature if the single extra shell was essential. I understand that sometimes it can be. It's not for me though. I like the KISS keep it simple stupid style. I already have a light on my M4 handguard and don't want extra hardware or snag points.  A Velcro side saddle on the receiver would make more sense to me if you want to carry extra rounds.  

  4. Welcome from PA. You definitely got a good deal on that. My guess is that it is not a special edition and that the Marine medallion was added. There are others here way more knowledgeable than me and I'm sure they will be able to offer better opinions.

  5. My factory trigger and polymer frame work well with the FFT spring kit. All I installed are the springs, I think they're Wolff. I did not buy the FFT trigger. Other than being stamped as a US part is there any real advantage to the FFT trigger?

  6. 48 minutes ago, StrangerDanger said:

    The absolute most important thing is if you’ve defended yourself or a third party, STFU when the police arrive. The police will try to get you to make statements right then and there. The police themselves have 72 hours after a shooting to make a statement thru their lawyer and union reps. Limit your details the the very basics, you were attacked by X and that you were in fear for your life. Tell them you are too shaken to say anything and that you want your legal counsel. They will threaten to take you to jail. Let them. They will try the buddy routine or the jerk cop to try to get you to make statements that paint you in to a legal corner. You want your statement and admission of events to be crafted by your lawyer. If they interrogate you, the only thing you should be saying over and over is, “I want my lawyer.” No if’s and’s or but’s; “I’m not making a statement without legal counsel.”

    Excellent point!

    If the attacker is running away... leaving, it would be considered that the threat is no longer (I have no legal background)? You are not in fear for your life? Like Stranger, I don't want to get involved in the murky litigation.

    When I lived in Houston TX, my neighbor was a Harris County Sheriff and he always told me that if I ever shot an attacker at home to be sure to drag him inside before calling the police. He was serious and I'm not so sure it's a good idea. 

    For home defense my primary is a handgun with a light and extra mags. Both a shotgun and rifle are available as backup. In practicing clearing my house a handgun makes maneuverability so much easier.

  7. I know it sounds odd but that's what I used. I didn't actually cut, it was more of a scraping. I gently wore down the flash line from the casting along the 2 long edges of the sling slot. Very little needed to be removed for the clearance I needed. At first I was going to use a very small flat file but I was concerned that it would be too aggressive and leave marks.  

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  8. If you ordered from Optics Planet they are known for taking orders with the impression that it is in stock only to delay shipping while they wait to receive the part. It's hit or miss with them. I gotten stuff quickly and waited for months.

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  9. I thought I would post the date codes that Milspec had provided a link to from an older thread. It may be helpful for some. These were initially posted by truckcop in 2012.

    "Shotgun? Proof marks are your best bet. I've found this list to be useful although I can't vouch for its complete accuracy. There's a small square on the bottom of the receiver just above the trigger guard that contains the letters. In the case of my M1's and M2's it appears accurate based on my knowledge of when I got the guns.

    Date of Manufacture

    AA 1975

    AB 1976

    AC 1977

    AD 1978

    AE 1979

    AF 1980

    AH 1981

    AI 1982

    AL 1983

    AM 1984

    AN 1985

    AP 1986

    AS 1987

    AT 1988

    AU 1989

    AZ 1990

    BA 1991

    BB 1992

    BC 1993

    BD 1994

    BF 1995

    BH 1996

    BI 1997

    BL 1998

    BM 1999

    BN 2000

    BP 2001

    BS 2002

    BT 2003

    BU 2004

    BZ 2005

    CA 2006

    CB 2007

    CC 2008

    Edited November 11, 2012 by truckcop"

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