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I've had a rollup dump pouch on my pistol belt for years and have no idea the brand. However, a couple of years ago I bought a tool belt/pouch from one of the big box stores and use it for general day to day fun shooting & training. While it doesn't have any closure flaps it does have two...

Thought for the Day The person that trusts no one, once trusted someone too much!

More Truth than Funny. Governemnt says:

I'll be the first to confess I've never seen that type of screw on an original factory weapon. But I don't have any recently manufactured Mossbergs so they may have changed over. But there are a couple of members here that have purchased new guns and maybe they can look at theirs and chime in...

I suspect these are from beehive rounds. See caution on reloading these in writeup above.

Flechettes were first used as small bomblets dropped from airplanes in World War I and World War II. Their use in small arms began in February 1951, when Irwin R. Barr of Aircraft Armaments Inc. came out with the concept of firearms flechettes. Initially, the emphasis was on firing one flechette...

Anyone remember these? It's an interesting old story.

ybrik, yes you still want to use the original plate when installing the new safety. By the picture above I'm not sure which safety lever you bought but many have a offset finger tab and if so you can install the lever in either direction that best fits your hand and ability to manulipilate the...

I hope each of you who reads this will take the time to watch this recent video. It presents the facts about the Vietnam War.

Cal, my focus for about the last thirty years, including the time I've been a member of this forum, has been to try and preserve the memory and dignity of the men and women who served during the Vietnam era. And it doesn't matter if they were actually in Southeast Asia or stationed around the...

Always good to have some extra barter ammo on hand. Something that is common that you see people around you using. .22 LR always a good choice. Plus a box of small plastic bags for repackaging. Be surprised what you can get for a handful of .22 LR rounds! Regards

Without naming the unit, that we all know, here's one of the "users". https://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-detail/dsei-2023-mossberg-develops-vanisher-shotgun-for-uk-requirement

At some point in time these will likely be available on civilian market. Both are currently being produced for foreign military units.