I have a question for KSG owners/ operators.
If you just want to post tell us you don't like KSG's... whatever.
I am curious how people have their KSG set up? It lends itself to a particular set up up but there appears to be wide variation on the theme.
I have mine set up for HD and occasional service as a trunk gun.
Mine is as follows:
- R/GDS with 1" riser. Normally the green is on.
- Tactical light underneath, with momentary on.
- Gripod. I only use the bipod for setting it down when not in use to keep it upright. After trying several different grips I noticed that the Gripod, because it is so large and has a large cube at the top that creates separation with the rail preventing hand pinches and other problems, also gives plenty of leverage.
- Beamshot triple laser (on top). Partly for funs but the triple laser provides a very easy to see pattern that is about the same size as the shot spread. The 1" riser allows it to clear.
- Factory sling. This sling is actually not too bad, and free.
- Houge pistol grip over top of the pistol grip. This gives more positive control of the gun and makes it more comfortable
On loadings I run one magazine with #2 Goose shot and the other with Foster Slugs. The #2 shot is devastating at close range (under 20') dumping dozens of .15 pellets without over penetrating in a dinner plate size pattern. The slugs are great for anything over 20' and work on anything that needs shot that the goose shot won't get.
If you just want to post tell us you don't like KSG's... whatever.
I am curious how people have their KSG set up? It lends itself to a particular set up up but there appears to be wide variation on the theme.
I have mine set up for HD and occasional service as a trunk gun.
Mine is as follows:
- R/GDS with 1" riser. Normally the green is on.
- Tactical light underneath, with momentary on.
- Gripod. I only use the bipod for setting it down when not in use to keep it upright. After trying several different grips I noticed that the Gripod, because it is so large and has a large cube at the top that creates separation with the rail preventing hand pinches and other problems, also gives plenty of leverage.
- Beamshot triple laser (on top). Partly for funs but the triple laser provides a very easy to see pattern that is about the same size as the shot spread. The 1" riser allows it to clear.
- Factory sling. This sling is actually not too bad, and free.
- Houge pistol grip over top of the pistol grip. This gives more positive control of the gun and makes it more comfortable
On loadings I run one magazine with #2 Goose shot and the other with Foster Slugs. The #2 shot is devastating at close range (under 20') dumping dozens of .15 pellets without over penetrating in a dinner plate size pattern. The slugs are great for anything over 20' and work on anything that needs shot that the goose shot won't get.
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