There's a pawn shop here in my town that I try to stop by at least once a month...not necessarily to buy but just in case they get a handgun or something interesting. Saturday I stopped by and saw this KSG. Figured I'd pick it up.
Comments ?
There's a pawn shop here in my town that I try to stop by at least once a month...not necessarily to buy but just in case they get a handgun or something interesting. Saturday I stopped by and saw this KSG. Figured I'd pick it up.
Comments ?
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Looks pretty cool. What choke is in that? CYL? I would be tempted to use it as a treestand deer slayer.
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Its stock. No mods.
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Read a couple of magazine tests of it that were positive. Unfortunately don't know anyone who has one, until now.
I've been wanting one for a few years. I think the KSG is one of the few modern designs that actually provides a substantial advantage over older designs.
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What do I know, not much really. Google is our friend however.
http://thegunwriter.blogs.heraldtrib...e-kel-tec-ksg/
Reading this don't cheap out on a forward grip. Trust metal and cross bolts to secure one to the rail, not a 1 point contact in the groove of the Pic rails.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzKtbSvIuEg
On the video I would comment that the user, (who isn't using a forward vertical grip ends up with his hand possibly less than 1" from the muzzle. Given the shortness of this weapon a very strong and positive hand stop is what I'd put on it if I owned one.
Correct. I'm going to buy a aluminum rail that goes over the original.
This is a few things I'm going to pick up for it..havent looked around much so I'll be "price shopping" next.
http://www.hitechcc.com/product/HTC-101.html
http://www.hitechcc.com/product/HTC-107.html
http://www.hitechcc.com/product/HTC-503.html
http://www.hitechcc.com/product/MP_G2_Sling.html
http://www.hitechcc.com/product/HTC-SF_G2XPro.html
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I've got one. Had it for about a year now. Had some problems with it not cycling in the next shell, but found out that it was the forearm rest I placed on it. After I shortened it, so the action would go all the way back, it works great!
Fantastic gun. Easy to carry and points naturally. I have the black furniture over brushed stainless steel metal version.
I love mine.
I started a thread somewhere where I posted some pics of it. I think it was in the General Firearms section.
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