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joshua79109
04-20-10, 12:19
I find lots of good info on this site.
I'm surprised I don't see more info here about the SLP MKI.
I've been using one for a while now and it is a great shotgun. I run mine hard and it holds up (mostly 3 gun/multi gun and training) . It comes from the factory like a shotgun should. I can use any of the heavy shell down to 1 oz reliably. A few days ago I ran some 7/8 oz with no issue (only 25 shells).
Until I put about 300 shells through it I had problems with 1 oz stuff, but have not had any issues at all since. It also had problems with the Walmart Winchester bulk packs for the first 300. It ran the Remington 1300 fps in 1 1/8 oz reliably from the start. After 300 shells I have been able to run anything I want.
It ran perfect from shell 1 with buck and slug.
I have not kept up with the shell count very well, but it is currently over 4000.
Here is a link - http://www.fnhusa.com/le/products/firearms/group.asp?gid=FNG002
Mine is the SLP MKI (not the rifled barrel). I added the tri rail. They have an 18" version - I just went with the MK1 for the longer barrel/shell capacity since mine is really more for sport. I don't keep it for personal protection.
The SLP is basically a Winchester SX2. The Winchester is lighter. I went with the SLP for the way it is set up from the factory.
I have an old 870 that I trust and it has been good to me, but when I decided to go to a semi auto it was tough to decide what to get. I tried out the Mossberg 930, Remington 1100 (three different versions), Beretta Xtrema,Browning Gold, Benelli M4, and Benelli M2 - along with the SLP MK I. Some of the others ran well too, but cost much more to set up the way I wanted mine set up. I wasn't going for an exact budget, but just wanted the most bang for the dollar.
I'm not posting this to start a what's better war, just to say there is another shotgun out there to consider.
FishingFool
04-20-10, 13:30
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joshua79109
04-20-10, 14:59
I have an old 870 that I trust and it has been good to me, but when I decided to go to a semi auto it was tough to decide what to get. I tried out the Mossberg 930, Remington 1100 (three different versions), Beretta Xtrema,Browning Gold, Benelli M4, and Benelli M2 - along with the SLP MK I. Some of the others ran well too, but cost much more to set up the way I wanted mine set up. I wasn't going for an exact budget, but just wanted the most bang for the dollar.
Exactly why I ordered mine this week. How does your FNH handle slugs? Is it POA/POI? What sling are you using? How about pics of the rail?
Thanks
FF
Slugs have run perfectly, no issues at all - I have only run them out to 100 yards. The sights are set up to easily run slugs and with mine I have found where to use the sights for different distances. Different slugs give a different poa/poi. If you run the sights the same way you'll probably be impacting high. The sights are set up well for correcting for distance and brand. I get different results with different slugs.
It comes with a different piston for heavier stuff like slugs and from what I understand that will decrease felt recoil. I leave in the light piston and it runs everything. The way I use the shotgun I will shoot bird, buck, and slug all in the same run. Some folks leave in the other piston all the time and say they get the same results, I haven't tried it yet. Even with the light piston the felt recoil is minimal for a 12 gauge.
For a sling I'm using the Urban ERT, I already had it and just bought a few more adapters.
Here's the pics -
Without rail
http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww180/joshua79109/DSCF3062.jpg
Without rail
http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww180/joshua79109/DSCF3064.jpg
Rail
http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww180/joshua79109/DSCF3066.jpg
With Rail
http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww180/joshua79109/DSCF3071.jpg
With Rail
http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww180/joshua79109/DSCF3072.jpg
FishingFool
04-21-10, 07:47
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joshua79109
04-21-10, 09:41
Very nice. I just wish the cantilever rail was optional. Do you find it gets in the way?
I don't even notice it when I'm shooting. I did throw an Aimpoint on it just for fun once and it was fun to run it that way. I'm sure it adds some unnecessary weight.
It's attached to the barrel and when the barrel is off the receiver has the regular taps for attaching stuff.
I know they sell longer barrels for the MKI, so I wonder if you could get another 22" without the rail.
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Should have put this in my original post, but my MKI runs great when ghost loaded also, so it easily runs 10 shells.
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Just picked up my DD M4 V3 (mid-legnth) and my FN SLP from the FFL........H
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LPA fiber optic sights (not installed yet)
I have the 18" model and love it! Great shotgun and reliable.
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Mods: Nordic Components bolt handle and follower
VooDoo Tactical Shotgun Scabbard
Briley X2 Chokes
Robb Jensen
04-24-10, 06:34
I've been using a FN SLP MK1 for almost two years now for 3 gun. Damn good shotgun.
https://www.m4carbine.net/showpost.php?p=202718&postcount=241.
I'm using the 3gungear.com & Mark Otto velcro'd on side saddles, Nordic Components bolt release button, charging handle and 1 shot extension,
Briley extended chokes in Skeet, Improved Cylinder and Light Modified and I use the FN rail too for a little more muzzle weight.
I also use a Browning Gold Sporting Clays piston (made for 1 1/8 oz loads or lighter).
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v408/gotm4/robbshotgun-1.jpg
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arizona98tj
04-24-10, 23:42
I picked up a SLP Mark 1 the first of the year. Haven't regretted spending the dollars on it or for the EOTech XPS2 sight. Was using a Benelli SuperNova before the Mark 1....now it is the backup gun for going to Front Sight.
http://www.stu-offroad.com/firearms/eotech/xps2-10.jpg
ThirdWatcher
04-25-10, 15:36
I've got a FN SLP with the Nordic bolt handle and shell follower. There's a rumor that Mesa Tactical is in the process of developing a SureShell Shotshell carrier for the FN.
Great shotgun. ;)
arizona98tj
04-25-10, 17:30
The photo I included in my previous post shows a two round soft carrier from 3gun.com. With those to rounds, it puts the total for the Mark 1 to twelve rounds. 2 in that holder and 8+1+1 in the firearm. (yes, you can ghost a round)
A buddy of mine took a Tacstar 6 shot side saddle for a Rem 870, tossed the mounting hardware, and put a 2" wide strip of Velcro on the back of it and also on the side of the receiver. It works great. He ran it through a 2 day tactical course at Front Sight earlier this month. Oh....this was mounted on a Winchester SX2....same design as my SLP Mark 1.
I have the SLP (18 inch version) with a nordic bolt handle extension and a 6 shot side saddle. I actually wish I would have got the 4 shot saddle instead of the six but that ins another story altogether. I replaced the rear ghost ring sight and front sight post for ones with tritium inserts and I also had some custom work done by Hatfields in Manassas, VA to enlarge the bolt release with a Benelli speed button to make it easier to find by touch and open up a scallop in the fore-stock to make feeding shells easier.
Great shotgun, never had a misfire though I have only a few hundred rounds through it. Its my beside the bed gun loaded with 00 Buck.
Nice pics everybody. I may look at one of these when I buy another shotgun.
RAM Engineer
05-08-10, 12:23
Can anyone explain why the MK 1 versions have cantilever optic rails instead of the receiver mounted rails like the normal SLP?
Robb Jensen
05-08-10, 12:31
Can anyone explain why the MK 1 versions have cantilever optic rails instead of the receiver mounted rails like the normal SLP?
On my FN SLP Mk1 (22" model) the optic mount is connected to the barrel. As is the brand new one we have on the wall at the shop.
I think you're talking about the 18" models.
arizona98tj
05-08-10, 12:39
Can anyone explain why the MK 1 versions have cantilever optic rails instead of the receiver mounted rails like the normal SLP?
I always assumed it as designed that way so that your optic would go along with the barrel. I run an EOTech optic on mine. It would make it pretty easy if I wanted to swap over to a longer barrel for bird hunting.
RAM Engineer
05-08-10, 12:53
On my FN SLP Mk1 (22" model) the optic mount is connected to the barrel. As is the brand new one we have on the wall at the shop.
I think you're talking about the 18" models.
What I mean is: Why does the 22" version have a rail attached to the barrel (and cantilevered back over the receiver), while the 18" version has a rail bolted straight to the receiver?
Why not have both set up with receiver rails? Or both set up with cantilevered rails?
Robb Jensen
05-08-10, 13:07
What I mean is: Why does the 22" version have a rail attached to the barrel (and cantilevered back over the receiver), while the 18" version has a rail bolted straight to the receiver?
Why not have both set up with receiver rails? Or both set up with cantilevered rails?
I would imagine because one might sight in their optic with slugs and would lose their zero when changing barrels. The one we have at work has a rifled barrel. If my boss can get a smooth bore removable choke barrel for it I'm going to buy the rifled barrel for deer hunting here in Virginia and use sabot slugs and an Aimpoint.
Anyone have a chance to play with the model with the pistol grip stock and adjustable comb? I am debating hard about getting one of these but haven't found one with the pistol grip stock to handle yet. I really like the feel of the SLP MK1. The tactical version is nice but the raised sights seem just a slight bit high for me to get a good cheek weld.
moose drool
08-26-10, 12:21
Thanks for the reviews and pics guys. I've been looking everywhere locally, and not one to be found. Could someone shoot prices and places to search? Would love to get my hands on one.
Thanks for the reviews and pics guys. I've been looking everywhere locally, and not one to be found. Could someone shoot prices and places to search? Would love to get my hands on one.
SGCUSA has them, and there are also some on Gunbroker.
http://sgcusa.com/Shotguns-FN/c86_100/index.html
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/SearchResults.aspx
Kentucky Cop
08-26-10, 15:27
Thanks for the reviews and pics guys. I've been looking everywhere locally, and not one to be found. Could someone shoot prices and places to search? Would love to get my hands on one.
KA-BOOM!
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=fn+slp+mk1&osCsid=52tuvsn8r6sgoqurbi6tnoocv2&x=16&y=11
Good luck.
Kentucky Copper
My use, experience, etc. basically dupilcates what gotm4 had to contriubute. 2 years of 3 gun and never malfunctioned and it's built like a tank. I run a Nordic+1 extension for some 3 guns matches.
I've ordered the FN Trirail for home defense and I'm planning to put a TLR1 on this (still need to research to make sure it will be OK with shotgun recoil).
I'm even considering just getting a second FN SLP Mk1.
arizona98tj
08-27-10, 23:32
The FN Tri-rail adds some weight up front (where you don't need it, in my opinion). I have one and do not keep it mounted on the Mark1. I take it with me to training (for night shoots) and mount it for that specific course of fire, then remove it. I suppose I could get use to it, but I have no need to do so.
The FN Tri-rail adds some weight up front (where you don't need it, in my opinion). I have one and do not keep it mounted on the Mark1. I take it with me to training (for night shoots) and mount it for that specific course of fire, then remove it. I suppose I could get use to it, but I have no need to do so.
Good point. I looked at some other options for mounting a light and decided the tri-rail was the way to go. I plan to remove it when I shoot 3 gun and any competition not requiring a light.
What made you guys decide to buy the MK 1 over the police SLP?
arizona98tj
08-28-10, 11:32
Part of my decision was the availability of the Mark1 in my area....and the fact that I couldn't get my hands on an 18" SLP. I also like the fact that I can load 10 rounds, if necessary. A little extra length/weight out front gets me back on target a bit faster. I am very satisfied with the Mark1.
Part of my decision was the availability of the Mark1 in my area....and the fact that I couldn't get my hands on an 18" SLP. I also like the fact that I can load 10 rounds, if necessary. A little extra length/weight out front gets me back on target a bit faster. I am very satisfied with the Mark1.
Thanks for the response. I have both available in my area so it's a decision to make when the time to buy comes. I like the shorter length of the 18" SLP, the sights, and that the rail on the receiver is not cantilevered off the barrel, but I like the extra capacity of the MK I.
What made you guys decide to buy the MK 1 over the police SLP?
I had both available in my local area and I handled both.
For some reason the SLP (18") didn't feel "right". It may have been the sights or something, still not sure.
That and my main purpose for this was for 3-gun and the occational skeet shooting. So I ended up with the MK1.
Now if they made a 18" SLP with the MK1 rifles sights AND receiver mounted rail.......... I'd buy one in a heart beat.
nrose,
I feel about the same as you. Have not yet found one with the pistol grip to handle but the 18" SLP with the raised sights and stardard stock just does not feel right for me. Still wanting and waiting to try one with the pistol grip and the stock comb cheek weild inserts to see if that would correct the sighting/cheel weld issues and then I will go from there.
Kentucky Cop
09-28-10, 15:11
This has been an excellent thread. Is anyone on here running their FN shotgun in a LE capacity. I guess I am asking which one would be "best" for patrol work on the street. I have only had "18 barrel/pumps but the SLP mk1 looks sweet but may be on the long side. Nobody around here has either in the store to "hold and rub on". I am worried about ordering one when a few of you say "it just didn't feel right".
Your opinions, which one for hard use patrol work? SLP "18 police or the SLP mk 1? Curious as to see what you say.....
Wheels are turning.....
Thanks, KC
nutnless220
09-28-10, 17:24
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ThirdWatcher
09-28-10, 20:19
This has been an excellent thread. Is anyone on here running their FN shotgun in a LE capacity. I guess I am asking which one would be "best" for patrol work on the street. I have only had "18 barrel/pumps but the SLP mk1 looks sweet but may be on the long side. Nobody around here has either in the store to "hold and rub on". I am worried about ordering one when a few of you say "it just didn't feel right".
Your opinions, which one for hard use patrol work? SLP "18 police or the SLP mk 1? Curious as to see what you say.....
Wheels are turning.....
Thanks, KC
I am using my FN SLP w/ 18" barrel for patrol. I just received and installed my Mesa Tactical SureShell (6 Shell) Carrier today... it's already equipped with the FN Tri-Rail and Nordic Bolt Handle and Magazine Follower, so now it's really good to go.
I really wouldn't want to use anything longer than an 18" barrel for police work (due to the hassle of getting it in and out of the car without breaking the dome light ).
Kentucky Cop
09-28-10, 21:57
3rd watcher, do you have any pics. It sounds like it is street ready. I would love to see pictures if your kind enough to share! I am not familiar with this tri-rail thing. I need to research it more.
Edit, I saw the rail. Pretty neat. Looks like a good spot for a sling attachment and light
KC
curious question.
FN SLP comes with two pistons. low recoil/ heavy recoil.
Will using low recoil for slug, buck shots create problem?
joshua79109
10-02-10, 04:07
curious question.
FN SLP comes with two pistons. low recoil/ heavy recoil.
Will using low recoil for slug, buck shots create problem?
So far it has not caused any problems for me. I have never even taken the other piston out of the bag and I have a good number of shells through mine, including slug and buck.
arizona98tj
10-04-10, 20:35
Anyone have a source for the Pistol grip stock 18" version?
FNH has missed their announced delivery date on the pistol grip stock version on several occasions. While it remains on their web site, it is not yet available.
arizona98tj
10-04-10, 20:40
curious question.
FN SLP comes with two pistons. low recoil/ heavy recoil.
Will using low recoil for slug, buck shots create problem?
The gas pistons are marked for the weight of the load. 1.5 ounces or less....the other piston is for loads greater than 1.5 ounces.
I run 1 ounce reduced recoil (1300 FPS) slugs in mine along with 2 3/4" 00 buckshot. Both use the same 1.5 ounce or less piston that I shoot using the Federal bulk packs (from Walmart).
I've shot all of those rounds using the heavier piston. It will eventually have a failure to eject once it gets dirty enough. That doesn't seem to be a problem with the lighter load piston since it is geared for smaller loads. I've no doubt you can find some 7/8 ounce light loads that may not reliably cycle. Mine originally had some issues on the somewhat anemic Winchester bulk loads but seems to do OK with them now after I've put a couple thousand rounds through it. I usually don't buy them since the Federals are reliable and Walmart sells both at the same price.
FNH has missed their announced delivery date on the pistol grip stock version on several occasions. While it remains on their web site, it is not yet available.
I noticed that FN has taken down the pistol grip tactical version when I checked for it again this weekend. Just an FYI, CDNN is running a special on the SLP Mark 1 22" but the sale ends tomorrow 1/10/11at 7pm CST!
arizona98tj
01-09-11, 20:32
My buddy put a pistol gripped stock on his SX-2 Practical (same as the FNH SLP). He does great with it. The details are on my web site. I think it ran him about $30.
Well, ordered the 22" Mark 1 SLP today from CDNN. The special runs till 7pm CST this evening. Price is $845.36 and includes free shipping. The 18" Tactical model is running $965.67. Not bad price from what I could find shopping around!
Picked up my SLP MK1 from my FFL today!:) Took it home and cleaned it all up. This thing is SOOOOO much easier to clean than my 11-87! Looking forward to getting it to the range later this week. Got my tri-rail on order along with the Nordic bolt handle. Going to contact Messa Tactical about a side saddle shell holder next. Anyone recommend a good sling setup too?
joshua79109
01-18-11, 08:17
Picked up my SLP MK1 from my FFL today!:) Took it home and cleaned it all up. This thing is SOOOOO much easier to clean than my 11-87! Looking forward to getting it to the range later this week. Got my tri-rail on order along with the Nordic bolt handle. Going to contact Messa Tactical about a side saddle shell holder next. Anyone recommend a good sling setup too?
Congrats!
I use the Urban ERT and it has worked well for me.
If you run into any cycling issues during break in you might try some Remington Premier Nitro Sporting Clays. They aren't as cheap as the big box, but they will help during break in (if you have any issues).
Joshua,
Thanks for the info and will give the Remington shotshells a try should I run in to any issues during break in. Are you using a single point or two point point ERT sling? I am looking at the Urban Sentry hybride sling also. I have a 3 point Specter Tac sling on my 11-87. Comfortable but a little two much webbing sometimes. We run a H&K 3 point on our PD 870's but not overly impressed with that either. I have run single points and also like the Magpul Mulitmission sling and Vickers Tactical Blueforce slings on my AR's.
joshua79109
01-20-11, 07:14
Joshua,
Thanks for the info and will give the Remington shotshells a try should I run in to any issues during break in. Are you using a single point or two point point ERT sling? I am looking at the Urban Sentry hybride sling also. I have a 3 point Specter Tac sling on my 11-87. Comfortable but a little two much webbing sometimes. We run a H&K 3 point on our PD 870's but not overly impressed with that either. I have run single points and also like the Magpul Mulitmission sling and Vickers Tactical Blueforce slings on my AR's.
My ERTs will convert from a 2 point to a single point with a little conversion piece that comes with it. I always use mine in a 2 point configuration, but I have played with it as a single point and it felt right that way too.
My only problem with the ERTs is the price, but so far I have had no problems with mine.
Do any of you have the magazine reducer? I'm thinking this would be a cool gun to have (Mk1) and buy a 26" barrel for birds, but would have to drop the capacity.
Ok, Finally got to the range with the new SLP this evening. It is a keeper but I think I need a new shoulder! Sighting in this or any 12 gauge off the bench just beats your shoulder up! Shoot great groups at 50 yards (3 shot group 1.5 inches from outside edge to outside edge with Federal LE Flight Control 1 oz slugs). Can't ask for much more than that with a smoth bore and Iron sights!
Put about 30 rounds of full power slugs through it with no malfunctions at all. It was easier on the shoulder once I got it off the bench. Was using the heavy piston as I can only shoot slugs at the NRA range.
Now I need to take it out to see how it patterns with 00 buck and try out some light loads to see how it function with those...:)
joshua79109
01-22-11, 15:36
Ok, Finally got to the range with the new SLP this evening. It is a keeper but I think I need a new shoulder! Sighting in this or any 12 gauge off the bench just beats your shoulder up! Shoot great groups at 50 yards (3 shot group 1.5 inches from outside edge to outside edge with Federal LE Flight Control 1 oz slugs). Can't ask for much more than that with a smoth bore and Iron sights!
Put about 30 rounds of full power slugs through it with no malfunctions at all. It was easier on the shoulder once I got it off the bench. Was using the heavy piston as I can only shoot slugs at the NRA range.
Now I need to take it out to see how it patterns with 00 buck and try out some light loads to see how it function with those...:)
That's great. I've always had excellent results with slugs (and buck) as well.
Congrats!
arizona98tj
01-22-11, 21:31
If you get tired of the iron sights, and EOTech works really nice on the SLP Mk1. :D
http://www.stu-offroad.com/firearms/eotech/xps2-10.jpg (http://www.stu-offroad.com/firearms/eotech/xps2-1.htm)
Joshua thanks again. Arizona, I am seriously thinking about getting either an Aimpoint T1 or the EOtech to put on this shotgun very soon. I have been running Aimpoints for quite some time now on my AR's and Storms and they work great. I would think that the EOtech would go well with the scattergun as it also has the large 60 MOA cirlce to work with.... I just wish I were made of $$$$ cause this project is starting to add up too! :eek:
arizona98tj
01-23-11, 09:03
You are correct. The 65 MOA circle is great for quick target acquisition on close up targets. I love it when doing multiple steel target engagements. For select slug drills, the 1 MOA dot is just what you want.....a very precise aiming point to ensure your accuracy.
My buddy runs a T1 micro (I believe that is the model) on his SX2 Practical. Every time I use it, I find myself searching for that little dot and loosing time. Not everyone has this problem. For me, the EOTech is the better choice.
I've got an 870P already, but am looking to add a semiauto to the collection and the FN is the front runner right now.
What's the break-in period consist of?
I was initially thinking the 18" SLP is the way to go, but the 22" Mark I gets a lot of positive feedback too.
The more I see the FN SLP MK1, I want one!!
How does it compare to the Benelli M4?
I just picked up another one. I keep forgetting that the MK1 is a little cheaper.
jgcl05@yahoo.com
09-06-11, 13:34
I'm interested in getting an SLP myself. Currently using an 870P and looking at upgrading to a semi-auto for 3-gun. Looking for more info on the differences between the FN's and Benelli's. I can't ever seem to find an FN shotgun in stock anywhere though, only Benellis. I just want to find one to compare in store, get my hands on it.
Failure2Stop
09-07-11, 10:23
The more I see the FN SLP MK1, I want one!!
How does it compare to the Benelli M4?
I have used the M1014 (Benelli M4) for several years. I have a lot of rounds through them.
I only own SLPs. For me, they are a better shotty.
joshua79109
09-07-11, 11:16
I know a lot of folks like the Benelli M4. I understand that many folks like them and I'm not attempting to beat on that choice.
I don't care for them though and I understand folks are looking for a comparison between the two. I just don't have any info to add there.
For me it would really come down to the Benelli M2 vs the FN SLP MK I and I believe both are excellent. I personally went for the FN and am very happy with it. I do get to shoot and M2 that belongs to a friend from time to time and I actually believe it has a little more felt recoil than the FN. In reality though I think they are both great and either would make a good choice.
joshua79109
09-07-11, 11:23
I'm interested in getting an SLP myself. Currently using an 870P and looking at upgrading to a semi-auto for 3-gun. Looking for more info on the differences between the FN's and Benelli's. I can't ever seem to find an FN shotgun in stock anywhere though, only Benellis. I just want to find one to compare in store, get my hands on it.
The FN SLP MK I is an excellent choice for 3 gun, in my opinion.
Mine took about 300 shells to really start running like I wanted it to, but I've heard many other folks say theirs ran perfect without any break in period.
If you have folks running 3 gun in your area, just go out there and start talking to folks. It won't take long for you to be able to compare the Benelli to the FN. Where I'm at, many of us are always happy to let someone try our gear. I don't see many of the Benelli M4s, but I do see a lot of the M2s. It could be different where you are, of course.
Shot a 5 stage rifle/shotgun match on Labor Day. 6 shotguns on the preload table 5 SLP's and 1 M2. For 3gun, M2's and SLP's are the most common shotgun you will see.
Traveshamockery
09-25-11, 07:30
Does anyone know of a place in Kentucky where I can see the SLP in person? I've never been able to find one.
jgcl05@yahoo.com
09-25-11, 19:17
I think Whittaker Guns (http://www.whittakerguns.com/) in Owensboro had one a while back. They have quite a selection there. I found it disturbing when I went that I didn't buy anything when I left.
OH, and also, Bud's Gun Shop in Lexington has FNs sometimes too. They had one of the Police Tactical pumps 3 weeks ago when I went through.
Traveshamockery
09-25-11, 21:04
I think Whittaker Guns (http://www.whittakerguns.com/) in Owensboro had one a while back. They have quite a selection there. I found it disturbing when I went that I didn't buy anything when I left.
OH, and also, Bud's Gun Shop in Lexington has FNs sometimes too. They had one of the Police Tactical pumps 3 weeks ago when I went through.
Thanks...I've been through Buds a lot and never spotted an SLP. I'll have to ask the next time I'm in there. Maybe there's one lurking in the back.
Does anyone know of a place in Kentucky where I can see the SLP in person? I've never been able to find one.
same question for north Texas...?
joshua79109
10-03-11, 14:46
same question for north Texas...?
Lots of guys running these in your area. If no one replies here you may want to go out to a 3 gun shoot or two and you'll find someone around that will let you check one out.
Folks at 3 gun matches are some of the best folks, they really will let you check out their gear.
Where can I find a Mark Otto 2 shell carrier or similar for purchase? I haven't found much on the net. Thanks
Where can I find a Mark Otto 2 shell carrier or similar for purchase? I haven't found much on the net. Thanks
http://www.triangleshootingsports.com/otto.htm
same question for north Texas...?
Check out GT Distributors in Dallas. I checked out the one they had. Niiiiice!
My buddy put a pistol gripped stock on his SX-2 Practical (same as the FNH SLP). He does great with it. The details are on my web site. I think it ran him about $30.
Hello,
I have two sx-2 practical. One in pistol and the regular version. I found the regular stock best for this shotgun. My problem is that I often compare my benelli M1-s90 with the SX-2 practical. Since I used the Benelli for about 10 years, I just got a feel for it's pistol grip feel.
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