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JonWienke

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  1. I've searched the forum here and ebay and amazon and not finding anything available I like for mag pouches that will hold the csspecs 8-round mags. I'm not excited about the tacos because they don't enclose the mags--would prefer more protection from ambient dirt, and I question a mag holder that is only half as long as the mag. And they are expensive. I liked the molle c-mag pouches that cheaperthandirt used to carry, but they all seem to have been discontinued and nobody has them any more. I have some actual beta pouches, but don't care for the alice clip mount, i want molle for less wiggle
  2. Not really. When you can dump a 20-round magazine in 10-15 seconds, it doesn't take all that long to hit 1500 rounds.
  3. I'm keeping mine for now. I have it mounted on a S-12, where a couple MOA POI shift is going to be lost in the ~100MOA spread of the shot pattern. The circle-dot reticle is nice for shotgun; dot for slugs, circle for buckshot. But I wouldn't put one on a rifle any more, unless it was conclusively proved by a 3rd party the issues had been fixed.
  4. Yes it is: http://www.eotechinc.com/return-authorization-request-form They can shift POI by up to 4 MOA when the ambient temp drops below 32F or goes above 120F. And when they return to "normal" temp (72F) they can be up to 2 MOA off the original zero. This is obviously unacceptable on a rifle. But I wouldn't worry about it on a shotgun. The rule of thumb is that a shot pattern expands one inch per yard, which is about 100 MOA. A 2-4 MOA shift isn't going to be detectable when shooting buckshot. It may be detectable when shooting slugs if you have a really accurate barrel and ammo comb
  5. Maybe the patent could be licensed to csspecs??? Their single-stack mags are excellent.
  6. I wouldn't recommend "grinding down" the bottom inner rear corner of the barrel, but if 3" shells are snagging there, it would be a good idea to lightly sand/polish that corner until it is smooth and burr-free, and you can hand-cycle 3" shells without getting any scratches, gouges, or other marks on the sides of the shell case. But don't get stupid and start removing metal from the actual chamber.
  7. If it will run Wal-Mart bulk pack shells reliably, you're probably good to go. Just carefully inspect the gun for any indications of WECSOG. But if it won't, you'll probably need to do some work on it.
  8. Optimal port size depends on the gun. It's a combination of spring strength, gas puck and plug geometry, action friction, etc. Mine would only run high brass stuff with 4x .094" ports with stock springs and the CSS or stock gas pucks, even after polishing and profiling the hammer, bolt, and carrier. Obviously, the first thing you need to do is deburring, polishing, profiling, and break-in of the action and magazines. In addition to the hammer, bolt, and carrier, the bottom portion of the barrel that extends BEHIND THE CHAMBER can often use some deburring and rounding of the inner rear corn
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