Toughest question ever.
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Vertigofirearms
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pictures speak, so does IDF, USMC, SWAT, etc....
semi_problomatic
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I've handled the mka 1919 and didn't like the feel. Whole thing feels like a plastic airsoft toy. Looks cool though.
Tangentabacus
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I wish you could get the actual M1014 with that stock, but you can't in the civi world for less than the price of a used car...
However I've heard from people who use that shotgun at work that they hate the telescoping stock on that thing and that the rifle type stock is much more suited for self defense and general use over the pistol grip as well. The only thing good I've heard about pistol grips for those shot guns is for breaching or in a run and gun situation, but even then I don't think the pistol grip is a good idea on a "tactical" shot gun.
I'd love to be able to afford a civi model m4 regardless.
However I've heard from people who use that shotgun at work that they hate the telescoping stock on that thing and that the rifle type stock is much more suited for self defense and general use over the pistol grip as well. The only thing good I've heard about pistol grips for those shot guns is for breaching or in a run and gun situation, but even then I don't think the pistol grip is a good idea on a "tactical" shot gun.
I'd love to be able to afford a civi model m4 regardless.
Vertigofirearms
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I would say I can own the next best thing to an M1014. Close, but no cigar
Yeah I agree, the telescoping stock is ergonomically painfully. However, it is built better than the SteadyGrip collapsing stock. I do Love the straight hunting stock
