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  • jdindadell

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    Glock 34 with a forward grip and the cobra stock from FAB. Or even go with a 17L, longer barrel gives a bit more protection for the off hand. The stock folds and so does the grip, making for a smallish package. Not sure if i would want it to be FA, i guess as a lark on the range? If you have a use for such a thing, me I would prefer a big heavy shotgun with 47 extra rounds velcro-ed to it, should I need to defend my house against criminal skeet.
     

    thperez1972

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    Glock 34 with a forward grip and the cobra stock from FAB. Or even go with a 17L, longer barrel gives a bit more protection for the off hand. The stock folds and so does the grip, making for a smallish package. Not sure if i would want it to be FA, i guess as a lark on the range? If you have a use for such a thing, me I would prefer a big heavy shotgun with 47 extra rounds velcro-ed to it, should I need to defend my house against criminal skeet.

    FA on a handgun just isn't practical, imo. I believe it's the last firearm someone would want for home defense. But it's fun on the range.
     

    thperez1972

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    The ones who you usually see with these don't really care about accuracy. Just the mag dump spray and pray type.

    I think that's part of the problem. Range toys can be fun if used responsibly. It's the ones who don't use it responsibly that makes it easier for some people to justify taking them away.
     

    323MAR

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    I think that's part of the problem. Range toys can be fun if used responsibly. It's the ones who don't use it responsibly that makes it easier for some people to justify taking them away.
    The picture below is a closeup of a lane divider at Jefferson Indoor.
     

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