Hmm… I was vaguely interested in the M’berg Retro. What have u heard about issues ?
I don't remember where I heard a lot of it, but there were some issues with shells dropping or something. Honestly I didn't pay a lot of attention because it's not a gun I am interested in at the moment.
and I kinda like his videos.
I think a Remington Model 10 (A5 Browning) riot gun would be cooler…there are some floating around with flaming bomb proofmarks.
I just watched these videos again and besides the problems feeding and loading the thing that bothers me ( which he really doesn't mention much about) is the forend cycling back automatically with each shot with those slugs. And he had it on a bag which would create even more drag.I don't remember where I heard a lot of it, but there were some issues with shells dropping or something. Honestly I didn't pay a lot of attention because it's not a gun I am interested in at the moment.
This guy talks about it a little in this video. He's a strange dude, but he seems to know some
That 590 I worked on for my brother in law last week ( there are pics in a thread somewhere) has wood furniture, but it seems it has been stripped. We will be pulling that off there and installing a Magpul MOE forend and probably a Phoenix telescoping pistol grip butt stock.
Here's one for around $250.00 at Classic Firearms @HansGruber . You can thank me or swear at me later
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Thanks! I think I want to handle one first, but…that’s a damn good price…Here's one for around $250.00 at Classic Firearms @HansGruber . You can thank me or swear at me later
Afghan National Police "Collectors Edition", TX3 Pump Shotgun,18.5" Bbl, 12 Ga, 3", 6+1 Capacity, ANP Crest, Sling, Mag Ext, Heat Shield, Walnut Stock
These are a collector's dream....I mean, what a find and an even better cool story. The factory that produces the Tokarev shotguns for the U.S. Importer got a direct order to provide a limited quantity of specially configured 12 gauge shotguns to the National Police Force in Afghanistan. This...
The problems aren't limited to the 590. The only difference between the 590 and the 590 A1 is the sights, heavy barrel and if I remember correctly, steel trigger pack and safety. And FWIW, my 500 is 30 plus years old and has had tens of thousands of rounds through it and maybe a year ago the polymer safety crapped out. I replaced it with a steel enhanced safety from NDZ. Barrel is fine, trigger assembly is fine.
I remember reading that the metal trigger assembly and trigger guard were only added to the 590A1 in order to secure military contracts. There was little to no evidence that polymer assemblies had ever failed, but it was supposedly a non-negotiable governmental requirement. I love my 590A1, but I've put a lot of shells through entry-level shotguns without ever wearing-out or breaking a polymer assembly.