Maybe it's just an optical illusion in the photos but to me it looks like that scope is pointed "down." Not sure if it's the rail(which is higher in the rear), a mismatch of the rings, or if the rear ring needs to be lapped. There is a gap in the rear ring compared to the front which indicates...
Mine looks the same as those above. I think if the barrel is tight, it shouldn't be an issue. We're not talking about tight congruences like you would with precision rifles. It's a shotgun.
I just bought some of this stuff after soaking, scrubbing and ultimately borrowing a friend's ultrasonic last time around. I hope it works as well as you say.
Hard to envision what you're describing. I looked at mine. I see 1 or 2 threads showing on the barrel but the barrel is seated tight and it's pretty accurate. Was the barrel "loose" on the gun at the store?
Nope, cuz many people choose to make informed decisions before making a purchase unlike some of you who choose to remain in denial and uninformed.
If you're so happy with them, move on. Why feel the need to defend them on the thread unless you have ulterior motives?:unsure::unsure:
Yep, I'm a SC hater. Didn't start out that way but they turned me into one because of their lies and poor Customer Service. There are others on this thread and forum who are in the same boat who have now seen the light. You think just because you haven't had a bad experience with them YET...
I suppose it just depends on how quickly you think you'll need to access the gun. I'm running the same chassis on my 6.5 and if I'm actively hunting, I've got the gun shouldered with a sling. But if I'm traveling or hiking into a hunting area where the probability of needing the gun quickly is...
I have a Tristar Viper .410 that I bought for duck hunting. I don't recommend them. They don't cycle some cartridges and ammo well. Can't speak for the 12 and 20's but the .410's are garbage IMO.
Another vote for TS Customs here. I went through this process a couple yrs ago and ultimately went with them. No complaints whatsoever. Travis answers his phone, is easy to work with and does quality work.
For the inexperienced, when an animal hunches up or mule kicks, you can tell he was hit DESPITE not being able to see the entrance wound or exact location where the bullet penetrated. That is seeing a "deer get hit" but not seeing the bullet entrance wound.