mchughcb wrote:Glad you like it. I'm half tempted to pull the trigger on buying one, but in reality my triple will outshoot it in hunting and I've used both. You are right about the bluing its just terrible. It needs to be cerakoted because it doesn't take much abuse especially on the barrel. I find the pistol grip is a bit strange for me but I can get used it. Have you thought about a magnetic torch mount on the barrel?
loudmouthmeatball wrote:mchughcb wrote:Glad you like it. I'm half tempted to pull the trigger on buying one, but in reality my triple will outshoot it in hunting and I've used both. You are right about the bluing its just terrible. It needs to be cerakoted because it doesn't take much abuse especially on the barrel. I find the pistol grip is a bit strange for me but I can get used it. Have you thought about a magnetic torch mount on the barrel?
Yeah, I had the Tripple as well, honestly for hunting it probably really isn't worth the extra dosh. For the torch I am abit of a heathen to my guns so I will probably get some threaded inserts installed into the wood and attach a Picatinny rail onto it. I was kinda hoping that Verney used the same receiver design as other semi-auto manufacturers so I could put an aftermarket forend on it but I can't find any information.
mchughcb wrote:loudmouthmeatball wrote:mchughcb wrote:Glad you like it. I'm half tempted to pull the trigger on buying one, but in reality my triple will outshoot it in hunting and I've used both. You are right about the bluing its just terrible. It needs to be cerakoted because it doesn't take much abuse especially on the barrel. I find the pistol grip is a bit strange for me but I can get used it. Have you thought about a magnetic torch mount on the barrel?
Yeah, I had the Tripple as well, honestly for hunting it probably really isn't worth the extra dosh. For the torch I am abit of a heathen to my guns so I will probably get some threaded inserts installed into the wood and attach a Picatinny rail onto it. I was kinda hoping that Verney used the same receiver design as other semi-auto manufacturers so I could put an aftermarket forend on it but I can't find any information.
https://youtu.be/K_V-08DkCq8
loudmouthmeatball wrote:mchughcb wrote:loudmouthmeatball wrote:mchughcb wrote:Glad you like it. I'm half tempted to pull the trigger on buying one, but in reality my triple will outshoot it in hunting and I've used both. You are right about the bluing its just terrible. It needs to be cerakoted because it doesn't take much abuse especially on the barrel. I find the pistol grip is a bit strange for me but I can get used it. Have you thought about a magnetic torch mount on the barrel?
Yeah, I had the Tripple as well, honestly for hunting it probably really isn't worth the extra dosh. For the torch I am abit of a heathen to my guns so I will probably get some threaded inserts installed into the wood and attach a Picatinny rail onto it. I was kinda hoping that Verney used the same receiver design as other semi-auto manufacturers so I could put an aftermarket forend on it but I can't find any information.
https://youtu.be/K_V-08DkCq8
Yeah I saw that video, I assume that's you? I have almost got a decent technique down using the sling and not moving the thumb back between shots, mostly because I feel you don't really need to. You can see in this video around the 5th and 6th shot I the recoil is pushing me back but I have gotten better with it by changing my stance.
https://youtu.be/ZYoZwwmZXvE
mchughcb wrote:Guys have mods now so you don't need to move the thumb to the right of the stock to activate the lever.
bladeracer wrote:mchughcb wrote:Guys have mods now so you don't need to move the thumb to the right of the stock to activate the lever.
Is this a legal mod?
I'm thinking of the moron that nodded a straight-pull gun to be a faux pump-gun to avoid having to use his shooting hand to operate it.
Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:bladeracer wrote:mchughcb wrote:Guys have mods now so you don't need to move the thumb to the right of the stock to activate the lever.
Is this a legal mod?
I'm thinking of the moron that nodded a straight-pull gun to be a faux pump-gun to avoid having to use his shooting hand to operate it.
The FABA kit for the Warwick WFA1 is essentially a pump kit but still legally a bolt action(in QLD at least) because you are still using your hand to cycle the bolt as the kit is attached to the bolt handle and the kit only requires an allen key so it is not permeant. A true pump action slides to cycle the action.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWr7EGx8ems
bladeracer wrote:Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:bladeracer wrote:mchughcb wrote:Guys have mods now so you don't need to move the thumb to the right of the stock to activate the lever.
Is this a legal mod?
I'm thinking of the moron that nodded a straight-pull gun to be a faux pump-gun to avoid having to use his shooting hand to operate it.
The FABA kit for the Warwick WFA1 is essentially a pump kit but still legally a bolt action(in QLD at least) because you are still using your hand to cycle the bolt as the kit is attached to the bolt handle and the kit only requires an allen key so it is not permeant. A true pump action slides to cycle the action.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWr7EGx8ems
Makes no difference on a rifle, pumps are not restricted, pump guns are.
bladeracer wrote:mchughcb wrote:Guys have mods now so you don't need to move the thumb to the right of the stock to activate the lever.
Is this a legal mod?
I'm thinking of the moron that modded a straight-pull gun to be a faux pump-gun to avoid having to use his shooting hand to operate it.
mchughcb wrote:bladeracer wrote:mchughcb wrote:Guys have mods now so you don't need to move the thumb to the right of the stock to activate the lever.
Is this a legal mod?
I'm thinking of the moron that modded a straight-pull gun to be a faux pump-gun to avoid having to use his shooting hand to operate it.
So instead of pushing on the right, you push on the left. Can't see what the problem is. You still need to push the lever down to cycle the round.
bladeracer wrote:mchughcb wrote:bladeracer wrote:mchughcb wrote:Guys have mods now so you don't need to move the thumb to the right of the stock to activate the lever.
Is this a legal mod?
I'm thinking of the moron that modded a straight-pull gun to be a faux pump-gun to avoid having to use his shooting hand to operate it.
So instead of pushing on the right, you push on the left. Can't see what the problem is. You still need to push the lever down to cycle the round.
Me either, but is it legal?
These things get through the loophole by not being semi-auto, but by forcing you to move your hand to operate them. Making mods that remove that requirement is likely great ammo for those trying to ban these designs.
mchughcb wrote:
Would you like free legal advice? Well sorry I'm not in the business of free legal advice.
Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:bladeracer wrote:
Makes no difference on a rifle, pumps are not restricted, pump guns are.
I don't know mate. If it still keeps a rifle a bolt action it would still keep a shoty a bolt action