He looks like a good boy. I bet that he is a sweetheart - look at the smile for the camera! I come across so many dogs at my job that I usually keep a stash of biscuits in my truck.
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He looks like a good boy. I bet that he is a sweetheart - look at the smile for the camera! I come across so many dogs at my job that I usually keep a stash of biscuits in my truck.
And peanut butter too? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by melloman
What do you guys prefer for optics? Red dot or reflex sights?
Tom
For my home defense shotty, it's old school point and click.
I can't see much use for optics in an in-house situation. But if I ever decide to mount a rail on it, I'll use a Bushnell Holosight that used to sit on one of my M4's before it got pushed aside for an ACOG clone.
Optics? No need for optics on a scattergun
Never aim a shotty, point and pull the trigger
SCHRIV
Thanks for the input. Anyone else?
Tom
It's a shotgun! Point and click man! Center mass with 00 buck and you WILL blow holes in him!
When I was living in the states I kept a Mossberg 500 in the closet. Nothing fancy about it. I could see how for some people the red dot might help them, but only if they practiced sort of snap shooting with it. I always felt that I'd be shooting across a 10 foot room or down a hallway, and as long as I knew what was behind the wall behind the intruder, I didn't really need to aim, just get it pointed in their general direction and squeeze off a shell. When I get back to the states, I won't do anything to that shotgun other than clean her up, take her to the range (and hopefully have enough time shoot her this time), and then put her where I can grab her if I need to protect my home, wife and child.