@@toddsickinger3934 womp womp, thanks for the viewer engagement 🏆

Viewer engagement rn 📈

I’m glad I could help. That’s what the video was for, to offer insight BEFORE yall went and spent your money. Feel free to check out the rest of the channel for more gun content and consider subscribing 🔥

Every gun will have its own quirks and issues. Big or small. But for the price, it’s hard to not be happy with a Taurus. Thank you for commenting 🔥

It’s an ATI Tactical stock. I got 2 videos of it on my channel! One installing, the other reviewing it - - Check em out 🔥

Changes the look completely

I’m glad I could offer some insight without you having to spend the money. Feel free to check out the rest of the content. I got some off-roading stuff coming up soon too 🔥

Yessir I do 🤣🤣 appreciate that brother 🔥

That would be a solid solid opinion 🔥

I know, right? Imagine shooting the tripod 😭😭😭

Yes I do feel it. I’m trying to press my cheek up to look down the barrel because the sight picture isn’t too good so I get punched in the face. Look around my channel, I made a review on it out at the range. It’s called “Should YOU buy the ATI Tactical Stock?”

@@lonzooutdoors I will check it out. I had one on my 870 but removed it after I could no longer tolerate the cheek punch. Now I have a Churchill 12g..thinking of another tactical style stock.

Pretty simple right?

It happens but oh well 😂 I’ll keep sending rounds down range till I’m dead 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

No it didn’t. The cylinder release would push and tear against my thumb with the recoil

So far I’m liking it too man 🔥 snappy little guy 🤣

What’s the recommendation? 🤔

@@lonzooutdoors Ruger or Smith. Colt makes good revolvers as well, but they're way more spendy.

@oreGUNboy very true. But honestly solid brand lineup 🔥

​@@lonzooutdoors He's right. Never buy Taurus. Only revolver I've ever had jam on me. The brass would expand after firing and lock the cylinder down. Sent it in to factory three times. Still had the same problem.

@@tommymakem2611 interesting. Well today I sent 100 rounds down range today. I’ll eventually run 900 more and I’ll make a 1000 round update. Thanks for the heads up 🔥

One of the best. If not the best budget friendly shotgun you can get your hands on 🔥

Interesting. We’ll definitely keep that in mind and see how they hold up 🤔

God forbid I have a little fun 🙄🤣

Nah brother. NM, but close tho 🤣 and when you do get the 20 inch, let me know what you think of it! Consider subscribing if you like gun content, I’m gonna blow stuff up here pretty soon 🔥😂

Hope it treats you well with the many rounds you put through it brother 🔥 feel free to check out the rest of the channel if you like gun content and consider subscribing 💯

A whole lineup of super reliable shotguns right there 🔥

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Such a solid gun 🔥

@lonzooutdoors Absolutely.I have a Glock 17 also but the size and mag capacity on the Pro makes it my EDC .SA makes my favorite weapons.The XDm .45 is another winner.

@@lastofthe4horsemen279 I’ll try to get my hands on that xdm for the channel 🔥

Thanks for the support man! 🔥💯

Same experience here 😂😂

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Solid rule I can’t lie 🔥😂 other than the right to bear arms. Guns are badass 😂

I would add 2 rules to that 5. Always wear protective eye and ear gear 6. Never try catching a Falling gun ! If it drops let it drop! Trying to catch you can accidentally pull the trigger

@@erickvazquez8529 solid SOLID advice!! 💯 thank you for that! 🔥

I’ve been told. I will my man 💯 thank you! I’ll make a round 2 with loctite! 🔥 consider subscribing if you enjoy the content and guns in general!

It’s all hard plastic

Thanks for the comment and questions. You COULD get another bead that’s a little taller but now you’d have to see which one is the correct size and still possibly have issues with that. Also to me, I don’t wanna HAVE to buy another aftermarket gun part just because one didn’t work correctly. (Just my opinion though) Also, definitely good advice with the red loctite! Thank you! I’m thinking of doing a round 2 video with loctite to see how many shells and slugs it can go through without coming loose! Consider subscribing if you enjoy the content 🔥 or like guns in general!

Hey Sean, yes you can shoot slugs without changing anything out. All you have to do is make sure the shotgun can take 2-3/4 and 3 inch shells. The barrel should be engraved to specify what the gun can take (or look it up in your owners manual). Thanks for the comment. Consider subscribing if you enjoy the content and if you like guns! 🔥 feel free to ask any more questions if you have any.

Yes it’s 2 tanks of co2 per magazine

It’s the Bushmaster MPW 🔥AR style BB gun

I appreciate that 45Gunner 😂🔥considering subscribing if you enjoy the content and feel free to check out the rest of the channel if you like guns!💯

*can only find the buffer tube

Try confirming that your order was supposed to come with stock. If it was, contact the vendor to let them know you only received the grip and not the rest of the order. If you weren’t supposed to get the whole setup, consider returning it and try calling gun shops (Cabelas, Bass Pro shops, gun stores in your area) to see if they’d have any pistol grip complete setups for your make and model of shotgun.

@@lonzooutdoors I only bought the Pistol grip because I thought I could buy the stock/buffer tube later if I wanted to but I can only Find the buffer tube/stock with the pistol grip

Honestly, the stock butt stock ain’t too bad, it’s all just for looks honestly. To me it provided no extra value so I don’t mind keeping it original 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@lonzooutdoors Then again your shotgun is full size, mine is a youth model and the butt stock is just too short making cramming my thumb against my eye socket lol. I wanna get this issue solved because sometime this year my brother wants to buy a big off grid totally solar powered place in the PA mountains. My 20 gauge would be the main bear defense gun, not to mention theere are still a few cougars in the state. For sure we have some capable handguns but even a 20 gauge slug puts about any handgun caliber to shame when it comes to black bear

@@KennethRisner-fz9sc oh yeah the power difference is just completely different. Also not to mention the array of ammo you can carry is just so drastically different for a shotgun compared to a pistol in some states

Hey Kenneth. From my knowledge, I’ve never seen or heard of a youth model in any gauge. Maybe another aftermarket stock or butt pads that extended the length of your stock will help. Also, try looking on mossberg’s page… it’s really easy to navigate - maybe you can find stock parts that will help you find something to your liking. Thanks for the comment, consider subscribing if you enjoy gun content. We got plenty of it on the channel and more to come! 🔥

@@lonzooutdoors I just subbed. A youth model is basically standard action shotgun with a shortened butt stock and maybe a little shrter barrel to accomodate smaller statured shooters such as those in pre teens. a 12 gauge is a bit much for most smaller people which is why most youth model shotguns are either 20 or 410 gauge. I wanted a 12 like yours but really couldnt afford it when outta nowhwere my brother gives e his maveruck, which is a mossberg 20 gauge youth model for free. Cool thing is it has screw in chokes. Now me, being a big old dude, my thumb rests against my eye socket when aiming and it does have enough kick that it sometimes leaves welts under my eye lol. Thanks for the tip ill look at the site

Come back when you do and let me know what you thought of it 🔥

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Hell yeah

@@lonzooutdoors I bought mine 6 yrs ago,over 3k rds. I've cleaned after every use and it's my go to home defense gun w/ slugs.Not one single issue...ever.Buy as many of these as you can get!!!

@@l.s.451 thank you for telling the people! Truly a GREAT gun 🔥🔥🔥

@@lonzooutdoors I would recommend finding a range that will let you run Birdshot,grab a couple of 100 rds. redbox practice reloading & off hand shooting & if recoil is intimidating go mini shells.A $200 shotgun that just keeps going.🇺🇲

@@l.s.451 perfect idea! I’ll even grab some mini shells and an adapter just for that video. I’ll make sure to come back to this comment to let you know when it’s up! 🔥

Fair enough. I’ll run it back for a torture test, this time with loctite and a proper sight picture. Thanks for the comment and input 💯

But already you see the inherent problem with having to purchase yet another piece of equipment after already spending money on the stock. My point exactly

The advertising on the box says Remington, Mossberg, and Winchester. That’s what I would use it on to avoid any fitment issues. For the EG 200 I would buy something that was made for that shotgun in specific.

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Definitely want to add a rail, light, and optic to make this a “tactical one”. I have a wood furniture Rem 870 that is going to the “classic” shotgun I keep stock

Disadvantages are close to none. The pros outweigh the cons by a lot. One of the disadvantages I can think of is the amount of shells it carries. Mine is 5+1. Buttt, you can fix that with using mini shells (you’d just have to buy an additional piece online)

@@lonzooutdoors I think for home defense, this number 5+1 is enough, and thank you for the clarification and for the reply. My regards to you and I wish you success

@@mustafaaltamimi5994 thank you for your wishes. The national average for shots fired per defense situations is 3 so yes 5+1 is enough… but I mean that the only con I can see compared to, say even a small handgun would be that even smaller handguns carry about 8 rounds on the low end. Some even up to 15. You never know what or how many you’re gonna need.

@@lonzooutdoors You're right. I have a glock 34 that I put for home defense and the reason for its large size is to use it at home and sometimes in the shooting range I am thinking of replacing it with glock 19 for the hidden load because of its small size and I put maverick 88 for home