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Al Thompson · March 16, 2000, 07:55 PM

Maybe the difference is the concept of a HD shotgun. For me, in my situation, the HD guns (yes plural) are "static". Both are located close to a phone and my threat analysis is that there I will "probably" stay.

If I have some warning that a "move and shoot" two way LFX is forthcoming, it's me, the handgun on the hip and the Car-15 bailing into the yard. (and probably into my neighbors yard)

I do think that possibility is very remote unless some of Long Path's mutant zombie bikers show up.

So - both my serious social guns are as snag free as I can make'em. I do have Sidesaddles installed and only a couple of rounds in the tube.

Giz

March 16, 2000, 07:55 PM	#14
Al Thompson Staff Alumnus Join Date: May 2, 1999 Location: South Carolina Posts: 3,611	Maybe the difference is the concept of a HD shotgun. For me, in my situation, the HD guns (yes plural) are "static". Both are located close to a phone and my threat analysis is that there I will "probably" stay. If I have some warning that a "move and shoot" two way LFX is forthcoming, it's me, the handgun on the hip and the Car-15 bailing into the yard. (and probably into my neighbors yard) I do think that possibility is very remote unless some of Long Path's mutant zombie bikers show up. So - both my serious social guns are as snag free as I can make'em. I do have Sidesaddles installed and only a couple of rounds in the tube. Giz