Mike Irwin
Staff
Word to the wise...
That carbine will beat the snot out of you.
I've fired mine 5 times, and it was suitably rocking.
That carbine will beat the snot out of you.
I've fired mine 5 times, and it was suitably rocking.
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Mike Irwin
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Well, it all depends, really.
Both barrels on a light target load won't put that much stress on the gun and stock, but tripping both barrels on heavy field loads, slugs, etc., can put a tremendous amount of stress on the stock and could, possibly, cause the stock to fracture at the wrist or crack throuh the inletting.
I had both barrels of a single-trigger 12 gauge fire simo due to a serious problem with the gun, and even with moderate target loads it wasn't particularly pleasant.
Both barrels on a light target load won't put that much stress on the gun and stock, but tripping both barrels on heavy field loads, slugs, etc., can put a tremendous amount of stress on the stock and could, possibly, cause the stock to fracture at the wrist or crack throuh the inletting.
I had both barrels of a single-trigger 12 gauge fire simo due to a serious problem with the gun, and even with moderate target loads it wasn't particularly pleasant.