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BCM light weight. My roomie just got a 14.5 pinned with all the BCM goodness, its a nice piece of kit, very handy little rifle.

I run a Nordic Corvette comp, its a nice piece and easy on the pocket book!

Black Hole will do you a very thin profile for about $275, also BCM is a good option. My roomate just got a light BCM 14.5, its a very nice handling little rifle.

I have a 16" "dissipator" style gun, rifle gas and 16" barrel with a rifle weight buffer, it works well.

I have a Springer in my 3gun/production gun. Its been a good part.

I have a scandium framed S&W in commander size. Its been a great gun, I run CMC Power+ Mags and it is extremely reliable! The only change has been the addition of a 23lb Wolff spring. I like to think the heavier spring helps buffer the frame a bit, as it is scandium it will eventually fatigue and fail.

CR speed was my reco, buy once/cry once. It will change your game for the better!

Well I look at it like this... You plan on running a longer tube? YES! You plan on running a clamp with longer tube? YES! Use a beer can or some light weight sheet metal (I bought a roll of aluminum flashing at Menards for $8) and make a small strip to go under the clamp and cover the ports. You will be legal then.

Mossberg 930 Turkey model is a great base for a 3gun shottie.

Shooting is like motor sports and the old saying goes "speed costs money, how fast do you want to go?" How much do you want to spend is all relative to what your trying to achieve. I spent less than $1000 to get in to 3gun and used an old 870 I have, I didnt feel out gunned in the least and it took me a few events to learn what I liked/didnt like and I made informed decisions from there. What do you already have? What division do you want to shoot in? Do you plan on traveling to any major events? All of these quesitons need to be answered but the bottom line is you need trigger time! All the bells and whistles arent going to mean much to you at this point, get out and shoot some events spend your money on ammo and practice, practice, practice!

Happy I snagged a couple stripped lowers in a group buy last year. Working on building up the last one right now. I wish I had 10 and then I might be done for life worrying about this BS.

Walmart here in my area is already starting to bounce back, the media blitz on gun control coupled with the holidays just cleaned them out some local sporting goods stores were the same way (mostly for .223) handgun ammo was still readily available here at Scheels in the midwest they did however impose a two box per/person limit (I am sure if I had explained I needed the ammo to attend XY or Z competition) they would have made an exception.

I shoot a dissipator as its the best of both worlds. Very soft shooting (with a Nordic Corvette comp there is little to no muzzle rise) and I get the little extra bit of sight radius which is absolutely clutch when shooting irons. Most of our local events are shot on pistol bays so there is no need for anything longer, I think my next rifle will be a 20" Blackhole in the LRT profile with a Lipinsky front sight base and a globe

I know Benelli makes a higher capacity version they sell in Europe, I am sure they are not importing it for some sort of legal reason. I wouldnt be surprised if you never see one come out of the aftermarket there just isnt much demand as this gun is not very popular I suppose that could change if Benelli sells a few thousand more here in the US.

I know some guys (I believe PE Kelly as a good example of a top tier pro) wear a glove for just this reason. Watch some youtube videos.