Re: Re: New purchase
By: Weatherman to Moondog on Sun May 14 2023 02:10 am
>
> I don't think you can go wrong in the short run at least - and possibly the
> long run - by buying whatever you see that you like when you see it. Wife a
> I have been on a bit of a buying spree lately, as we feel that the political
> winds regarding gun rights are just a little too unpredictable. While we ha
> more states enacting some sort of constitutional carry legislation, there's
> equally powerful lobby for restricting 2A right that is tightening the grip
> blue states. Combine that with the suspicious spate of mass shootings which
> seem to fit the desired narrative of the left, I fear we will be seeing fede
> restrictions enacted soon.
>
> For the above stated reason we are just grabbing everything we THINK we MIGH
> want down the road to avoid any future attempts at registration and
> confiscation. I am thankful every day that I live in a strongly red state a
> hope that the current legislation prohibiting local LEO from cooperating wit
> federal officials in anti 2A activities is strong enough to protect my right
> as a citizen.
>
> Weatherman
I have two lists in my head - one with "must haves" and the other is full of
"like to haves". Some items on the second list are nice, but fall into a
redundant category. Items on the first list are generally unique, or are diff
erent enough than other stuff I had.
I'm still working on stuff in the "must have" list. Awhile ago I bought a
Mossberg 590 and didn't like the stock because of length of pull issues with
the contour of the grip area. I ordered an ergo adapter that lets me use an A
R style grip and stock. It moves the grip forward enough for me to engage
the trigger and use the ghost ring sights better. I have to pad the stock/
comb better, to get better cheek position. Once thast's out of the way I'll p
robably set aside funding for the next must have item.
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