CPK & shotguns

[Fonedork]

A Bullpup shotgun?
How does it shoot and what is it?
BTW great blade!

It’s a Tavor TS12, an autoloader with 3 rotating tube magazines…I just got it the other day, have not even shot it. I ordered a red dot for it, hopefully break it in next weekend. Along with that Turkish mag fed one I also got recently.

 

[yoko]

It’s a Tavor TS12, an autoloader with 3 rotating tube magazines…I just got it the other day, have not even shot it. I ordered a red dot for it, hopefully break it in next weekend. Along with that Turkish mag fed one I also got recently.

I like it!!!! Let me know how it shoots!!

 

[Big DJ]

It’s a Tavor TS12, an autoloader with 3 rotating tube magazines…I just got it the other day, have not even shot it. I ordered a red dot for it, hopefully break it in next weekend. Along with that Turkish mag fed one I also got recently.

I think the Ukrainians could use a few thousands of those.

 

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I’ll throw the zombie load-out in here as well…

 

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This thing shoots pretty clean…50 rounds:

Blues , color me impressed with the Federal FliteControl. Might as well be a slug at 15 yds! (00 8 pellet here). Had to step back to 25 yds to get it to open up any.

 

[SwarthyGnome]

I just looked up some Federal FliteControl… it is like over $2 a shell. What the heck. I have been out of the game for too long. And with these prices I may just stay out.

 

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I just looked up some Federal FliteControl… it is like over $2 a shell. What the heck. I have been out of the game for too long. And with these prices I may just stay out.

Shooting is expensive for sure. Those rounds can be had for considerably less if you shop around / wait for deals. But that’s also defensive ammo…not stuff you’re going to burn up target shooting.

 

[T.J. H]

My Beretta 1301 doesn’t require a knife to be paired with it. It’ll cut through nearly everything!

 

[SwarthyGnome]

Shooting is expensive for sure. Those rounds can be had for considerably less if you shop around / wait for deals. But that’s also defensive ammo…not stuff you’re going to burn up target shooting.

Very true. I looked at AmmoSeek.
I have enough for the first couple zombie hordes for now.

 

[91bravo]

My old faithful shottie. Over 1k shells through this gun without a hiccup and still looks like it did when I bought it new over 15 years ago.

Nickel coated inside and out.

 

[stjones]

This is an 80s Wingmaster with a few mods including 12” barrel. This has a left hand safety.

 

[dirc]

for anyone who enjoys target practice ... and just general use, have you compared 12ga vs 20ga?

seems most ammo for 20ga is half the price, or less, which is really nice
honestly can't see a reasonable situation where 20ga 'isn't enough', but curious to hear peoples opinions/experiences : )

 

[Jsega51]

D dirc , I haven’t shot a shell through a 12ga. in probably 15 years and almost always use a 20ga. I say almost because I also have a 16ga. and a .410 to use lol. I shoot clays with friends, hunt grouse, rabbits, squirrels, crows, pheasants and shoot barn pigeons. I’ve never needed more firepower, but that’s understandable in my current situation.

I don’t turkey hunt but wouldn’t have an issue using a 20ga at all. A deer will die just as fast from a 20ga slug as it will from a 12ga and you’ll do it cheaper, with less recoil. I wouldn’t leave the 12ga home though if I was duck or goose hunting, that’s where I’d want the extra pellets and down range velocity.

If hunting is totally out of the equation and you’re just gonna be shooting targets, clay pigeons, pop cans, dead limbs out of trees etc, you won’t need a 12ga. For home protection, a 20ga will work perfect as well.

 

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D dirc , I haven’t shot a shell through a 12ga. in probably 15 years and almost always use a 20ga. I say almost because I also have a 16ga. and a .410 to use lol. I shoot clays with friends, hunt grouse, rabbits, squirrels, crows, pheasants and shoot barn pigeons. I’ve never needed more firepower, but that’s understandable in my current situation.

I don’t turkey hunt but wouldn’t have an issue using a 20ga at all. A deer will die just as fast from a 20ga slug as it will from a 12ga and you’ll do it cheaper, with less recoil. I wouldn’t leave the 12ga home though if I was duck or goose hunting, that’s where I’d want the extra pellets and down range velocity.

If hunting is totally out of the equation and you’re just gonna be shooting targets, clay pigeons, pop cans, dead limbs out of trees etc, you won’t need a 12ga. For home protection, a 20ga will work perfect as well.

A Honda will get you there cheaper and more comfortably. (just messing!)

 

[dirc]

yeah, 16ga really is a sweet spot of sorts... wish it was more popular, but it seems hardly anything is 16ga these days

why is that?

 

[Jsega51]

yeah, 16ga really is a sweet spot of sorts... wish it was more popular, but it seems hardly anything is 16ga these days

why is that?

It just kinda fell to the wayside with 12’s and 20’s becoming standard offerings for a lot of guns. Comparing shot size and weight you don’t lose a lot from a 12ga but you don’t really gain a lot jumping up from the 20ga.

I also read an article before that the 16ga wasn’t included as a “legal” guage to use in skeet or trap so most attention for load developments went toward 12’s and 20’s. At least the 16 didn’t go obsolete, there’s too many guns out there that shoot it, plus manufacturers are now slowly bringing it back. I looked at a CZ Bobwhite double a couple years ago and am still thinking about it!

 

[Private Klink]

I shot my first turkey with an old 16 gauge J.C. Higgins bolt action with a modified choke ; it did a great job. Also nailed a high flying duck with it.

 

[91bravo]

I've always owned and shot 12 gauge. 12 gauge has more types of loads available than any other gauge, at least around here it does.

 

[Richard338]

I've always owned and shot 12 gauge. 12 gauge has more types of loads available than any other gauge, at least around here it does.

Many years ago I had 10 and 12 gauge, but got excited hearing about the existence of 8 and 4. Even my younger self could see that those wouldn't be practical just from the point of view of buying or making ammo.