AR-12 Shotgun

Rio is dirty and you get what you pay for. Federal is better, but I only run AAs now.

Burris Fastfire 3

Uh link wrong video? No Death Star. Pretty close to a DQ on the top video.

We have different definitions of safety. But I agree with the rest. It is very helpful while on the clock.

I just bought three more cases of these AA's. They have always run well for my comped XN. http://m.academy.com/shop/pdp/winchester-aa-target-load-12-gauge-shotshells/pid-1002140?deviceType=true

In what "everyday use" would an MKA be practical outside of competition? I don't consider it an "everyday" gun. Don't get me wrong, I love my MKA. But I don't really see it as a personal defense weapon or typical hunting SG. Drums are awesome. Extended mags are awesome. MKAs are awesome. They all have pros and cons. I just don't understand your point.

That question would start another flame war. Let's not go there.

A new fore end would be on the top of my list. I love my lvl 10 from Tooth and Nail.

Do they run out of the box or is there a similar break in period?

These are the AA's I use, but mine has been well broken in for quite a while. You'll likely want something heavier for break in. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/199249/winchester-aa-light-target-ammunition-12-gauge-2-3-4-1-1-8-oz-7-1-2-shot

That's pretty cool! Here I thought 3gun was primarily a U.S sport. Guess I need to get out more often.

Jim you are such a hypocrite. Your own disassembly instructions say to use a brute force method. http://www.centerfiresystems.com/pdfs/MKA_Handguard_Instructions.pdf Disassembly: Remove upper receiver from lower receiver and disassemble upper completely removing bolt carrier assembly. Remove spring guide rod by unscrewing it from the receiver... turning counter-clockwise. This may be accomplished by using a vise to hold the rod then turning the receiver by hand. Some MKA 1919’s may have LoctiteTM in these threads and may require you to use a lever such as a large wrench passed throu

That's an option too and people do that. The problem is, it's not making a dent in the population.

I would love to heli-hog slaughter. They desperately need to be thinned out. Why not have some fun at the same time. It's the closest I'd ever come to being an AC-130 gunner.

Careful. You wouldn't want to fall off of that high horse.

I'm not arguing that heat won't get the job done. But misapplication of heat will. I can give you dozens of examples of that where someone caused more damage than what could have been done with a purpose built tool. How is an inexperienced person to know "how hot is too hot." What is best for a pro is often not best for the everyman

Say what you will, but I am a registered professional engineer with years of hands on experience. An extractor is designed for one thing and one thing only. It is nothing like a pipe wrench. Maybe you should try it for yourself. I only jump in when something contradicts what I know to be true.

Heating is more likely to cause damage than a stud extractor in this instance.

Congrats. Keep us posted.

I hate to keep beating a dead horse, but did you ever actually get a patent? Or is it still pending?

Congrats Josh!

Doesn't T&N replace the stock nut with the obscure thread pattern for a standard 1/2"x13? I think I remember them supplying a replace nut with the kit.

I'm happy with my T&N adapter. No complaints.

The Dude can't even install an optic correctly...you think he actually installed an FCG? RK No need to be a prick. You were a noob at some point in life.

It'd be worth talking to Matt at T&N if you are interested in that gun. He may have some opinions regarding HD plus you might be able to have him customize it to your needs and color choices. They are really great to work with. Just my 2¢.