Cody_2130
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I have ran about 300 rounds through it so far and it has done well. MKA1919 fit but do not function great, not sure if they need to be tuned or what. Shoots nice and soft, buckshot and slugs dont kill you like some of the other guns on the market. Once it was broke in I switched to light target loads and have had zero issues with them amazingly. Unfortanatly the local spot where I was planning on shooting 3 gun this summer closed for good so I may end up selling the gun but we will see
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Well that's no good on the holster.... have not got a chance to go run any rounds through it, should be doing a good amount of shooting saturday it this and my edc
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As it sits a double alpha racer holster or something similar due to the thumb rest and red dot mount. May change that stuff up depending then it could go in any xdm holster
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This followed me home the other day, xdm 5.25, storm lake barrel, comp, pistolgear unlimited mag well, pistolgear mag extention, carver red dot mount, nice trigger setup, two stock mags, all the stock parts and case, extra spring ect. All for $500, I feel like I got a good deal
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1 hour ago, Rudukai13 said:
My suggestion would be to go out and buy a couple boxes of each of the following;
- A first, second, and third preference of the kind of birdshot you'd like to be able to use as practice ammo, and
- A first, second, and third preference of the kind of birdshot you'd like to run in competition, and
- A first, second, and third preference of the slugs you'd like to both use as practice and run in competition.
Run all the rounds through the gun prior to going through the break-in period, then perform the break-in as suggested in the manual, then perform the same original test once the gun has been broken in. Record and report reliability performance for each different type/brand of ammo and make your decisions based on those results
Damn good idea, I'll have to do that
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Yeah, I knew about the break in period. I'm going to track how the gun functions from the first round on and I'll post it up here, may even make a video
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My standard manufacturing sko-12 should be here Friday, nobody seems to know much from a reliability standpoint on these so I figure I'll do my best to make it not run but I need some ideas beyond just throwing light ammo in it. Anyone have ideas on what usually goes wrong on box fed shotguns? This is my first one so I figure I'm behind the curve
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That's the best picture I have of my port work, I have done a bit more finish/polish work since the picture
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Yeah, the port work was mainly to smooth out what was already there but I did take a bit extra to make quads eaiser. The match saver is on I built for about $.50 from the hardware store haha
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There is my pretty much finished up m3k
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Shamless picture whoring at this point but I can't help it
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I bought a wood burning kit from hobby lobby, taught myself how to use it when I did my Glock
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Been shooting trap with my m3k to get a feel for the gun before 3 gun season starts around my area, I'm having issues with comb height and was wondering what the best budget "add-on" option would be to bring the comb height up about 1/2"
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Damn, knew I was forgetting something....sales tax. MOA is a shop out of Bend Oregon, Tom down there does some killer work on Stoegers, pretty much anything you need can be ordered from him. I would recommend them for sure. Pm me if you want any more info
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With what seems to be a pretty competitive setup on my m3k in am well under a grand including spare parts and a fair bit gun of ammo
$550 M3K from kygunco
$15 FFL
$100 +6 tube and follower from MOA
Plus a couple hours stippling the gun and opening up the load port. At least so far I have not seen a need for lifter work but who knows that may change down the road. I am a couple hundred rounds into the gun with zero issues
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I have an m3k and no might be biased but I would go for the stoeger over the 930, pretty much all it needs is a touch of load port clean up work to load quads and an extention tube, seems like it would be very competitive with a 1301 at half the cost. The only real issue I have seen with them is the extractor and getting a benelli one fixes that fir under $10
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They were out of black +6 tube a when I ordered, I almost went with gold but figures the blue would look a bit more understated
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Went and shot a couple rounds of trap with my m3k, figured out that I need to work on mounting my gun and getting the stock fit to me
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As promised, here is my blue moa +6 tube, I also stippled the grip and fore end with two different patterns
I only have a couple more things to put on the gun, a kick ezz pad once I shorten the stock a bit and a diy match saver and then I figure it's about as good as it's gonna get haha
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Cleaned up my glock, looks a ton better and feels great.
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I got an moa follower, should be similar to other upgraded followers on the market, but Tom is a good guy and if I'm gonna order a tube from them I don't see a reason not to get it all in one order lol
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My first go.
What tip did you use to get that patteren? Looks awesome
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Anyone swapping out followers?
Yep
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My blue tube should be here this week, I'll get some pics soon
Sko-12 testing, need ideas
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Its removable, I took mine off pretty much right away haha