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Dave McC · November 21, 1999, 08:02 PM

For deer hunting, a sighted bbl with or w/o a rifled tube is a good idea. Also, a mag extension clamped to the bbl can tighten groups dramatically. However...

I'd keep the accessory list very short until you have the piece for awhile. The next big thing you should buy is lots of ammo and range time.Once you've thoroughly familiarized yourself with the weapon, THEN get the bells and whistles you want.

Re Jumbo safeties, the bigger a safety is, the easier it is to knock off unbeknownst.

November 21, 1999, 08:02 PM	#7
Dave McC Staff In Memoriam Join Date: October 13, 1999 Location: Columbia, Md, USA Posts: 8,811	For deer hunting, a sighted bbl with or w/o a rifled tube is a good idea. Also, a mag extension clamped to the bbl can tighten groups dramatically. However... I'd keep the accessory list very short until you have the piece for awhile. The next big thing you should buy is lots of ammo and range time.Once you've thoroughly familiarized yourself with the weapon, THEN get the bells and whistles you want. Re Jumbo safeties, the bigger a safety is, the easier it is to knock off unbeknownst.