NoKimberDave

Whoa. Rad gun!

NOPE. Like rimfire challenge guns (maybe the funnest guns known to mankind). It's ok to use guns for things non tacticular. Go ahead and enjoy it fellas/ladies. Tell your wife/husband/chillins it is for their own protection if you need to.

Late to the party. Glad you got it running. I had an 18" faxon gunner barrel. Although I was using a -10% spring and lo mass buffer, as well as LW BCG, I was surprised to find the gas block was only like one click down from full open. But it ran great, and was super soft shooting and very light/pointy. Was a pleasure to shoot. Did you do any accuracy testing on the faxon?

I use one of these made for Disc Golf. Didn't even know they made them for shooting.

I picked up one for a small 11.3" build. I got the red/chrome "special addition". Was on sale for like $80.00. Not going to replace my Hiperfires, but it is damn good. Hard to imagine a better trigger for the money. I like it better than CMC's I have used. If you have a gun and don't want to spend $300 on a trigger it is a good option, imo.

I got a P-10F OR and put an SRO on it. Haven't used my TSO since. I'm surprised how much I dig this gun. Might get the F competition at some point.

That's why I use a 26" barrel. Fully tactically tactical, for a tactical tactician such as myself.

Just two more weeks should get it done.

Genius!

I use a 3.5lb flat in PCC. Works great. Was in several AR15's prior to PCC.

For your price range: Buy a Shadow 2, some extra mags, and a holster and belt rig.

I'd also look at the holosun 506/ 507K. Very good for the money.

Thanks. The Wuhan Flu was bad indeed.

Seems like 3gun and LEO shotguns are setup quite different, so lost me there. IMO, technique is going to be the main thing with the recoil. You just have to get used to it to some degree. Benelli's do thump a bit. It's in their nature. So, Limbsaver, and work on technique. Soon the recoil won't seem bad at all.

Exactly. Like a Stoeger in function, but made by Benelli in Italy. And between the M2 and M3000 in cost.