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Looks good.

OldCannon wrote:

C-dub wrote:

Your carpet makes me want to have Napoleon ice cream

Me too. BTW, Neapolitan.

You beat me to it. That just made my inner Grammar Cop get all in a twist

P.S. - Nice work!

Or he may have meant a Neapolitan Napoleon, http://www.puffpastry.com/recipe/24022/ ... m-napoleon

I just assumed he was referring to what little kids call it.

Every child I know called it "Napoleon" ice cream when they were small. The list includes my two (now grown) kids and all 5 of my grandchildren.

They're all well beyond that stage now, but it was cute at the time.

Pawpaw wrote:I just assumed he was referring to what little kids call it.

Every child I know called it "Napoleon" ice cream when they were small. The list includes my two (now grown) kids and all 5 of my grandchildren.

They're all well beyond that stage now, but it was cute at the time.

I don't any more, but I did way back when.

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would you guys like me to start another thread about my carpet?

trentwhite778 wrote:would you guys like me to start another thread about my carpet?

Please God NO!

Looking good but where is the PAQ going!?

chuckybrown wrote:"Tacticool".


.....I own one too, so I'm not dissin' 'ya.....

I put my light in a different spot so the pressure switch would be on the grip.

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awesome! How do you like your stock? Is that the blackhawk recoil reducing one? I've heard mixed reviews about the pros and cons. I've heard that it does help absorb the kick, saving your shoulder but that it can also cause your aim to drop or change, making it hard for follow-ups. Just curious what you think about it.

I got the extra rails in that I needed to install the AFG2 and the thumbstop so I spent the last 20 minutes or so putting those on. It really does help get a good purchase on the forend and makes racking it a breeze.

Excuse my ignorance but what is the function of the thumbstop?

It's used as a hand positioning device. Helps guide your hand to the correct spot every time for better indexing, helps give better lateral control and aids in pumping the shotgun. You put the thumbstop in the webbing between your thumb and fingers and it helps hold the gun steady.

Oh, and I'm left-handed if the picture was confusing you on how it works.

Oh, and I'm left-handed if the picture was confusing you on how it works.

That's why it wasn't making sense.

So the Bushnell red dot I ordered is out of stock and they said 2 months. That was the one piece I was feeling iffy about since it was the most expensive so i just cancelled it and ordered a cheaper one. This is just a plain open red dot. Not sure what you'd call it compared to the "scope" kind... tubeless?
Anyway this one got good reviews from people using them on my exact shotty and it was MUCH cheaper. so I figured I'd give it a go.

The last few parts arrived today (sling, swivel, and red dot sight) so I do believe this project is officially complete!

The sight I got was the UAG reflex sight.


and here are the final photos of the completed shot gun.