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jh3g

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    Josh Horowitz

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  1. Thanks for the suggestions. I was trying to minimize the amount of time I'm spending with a hammer pounding targets into the ground. I dig the idea of Auto Poppers. I have seen at least one person post pictures of short (12-18") sections of tubing that they used as targets, but I can't remember where I originally saw it (Doodie Project?). Anyone else seen this?
  2. My local club does not allow clay targets to be used on their pistol bays due to the mess that they create. I need to figure out targets that are quick to set-up, and can be used for shotgun practice. Specifically, I need to put some time on shooting and moving, and target transitions, so I need to setup 4-8 targets at a minimum. I've seen several types of steel knock-over targets (either hinged or non-hinged), but they seem time consuming to set up when I have limited time at the range. Can anyone suggest what they would use in these kinds of situations? Thanks.
  3. I'm on the same page as T Bacus - I run 1-1/8oz 1145fps Winchester Top Gun in my 1301. Sure, I could go lighter, but I care more about the harder shots.
  4. I still have the factory mid-bead, and added a bigger fiber front sight. No issues hitting slug targets at 100yds.
  5. As the NH 3 Gun scene's 1301 fanboy, I've shot a 21" 1301 for the last 18 months, and liked it enough that I got a second. You can get them for US$950-1050 out the door. It's ran 100% for me, after a brief break-in period. I quad load strong hand, and have gotten pretty aggressive with my loading port - check the attachments. I dig it. It points well, it reliable, and shoots slugs like a laser. Hope that helps. -Josh
  6. This is my second iteration of the loading port on my 1301. About to make the third iteration on my new 24" gun as well. Yes, the serial number is a pain. I found that I got the most gains by lowering the left side of the port, so my thumb goes deeper into the port. Seems to work well for me.
  7. I came to a very similar conclusion towards the end of 2015. Making sure that I see the sights every time and being consistent (instead of trying to burn it down) resulted in a much better end result. The visual patience portion of the equation has quickly shown itself as being vital to my personal performance.
  8. I liked my Hiperfire 24C so much I bought two more, for a total of three. Every one has run without a hitch.
  9. C'mon, we were talking about guns. Why did you have to go and bring money into this?
  10. jh3g

    N320

    Thanks for the heads-up, just bought some from PV. Still available.
  11. My stock-as-a-box-of-rocks STI Marauder
  12. I've shot a buddy's P30 with no hammer bite issues, and the owner of the gun has giant hands, it doesn't seem to bug him.
  13. I learned the benefits of 12-rounds in the tube before I shot the VersaMax Shotgun match at Tarheel. I would have been screwed going in with a 9+1 capacity.
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