Shotgun loading stopping you from trying 3 gun???

You don't have to be scared any longer. This new load two system is so easy a caveman named Jesse can do it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMxbCVFNcQo&sns=em

I'm making the switch, although I've been thinking about it for some time.

Those AP customs pieces looks completely top notch. I'm having a hard time deciding between shelling out more money for nicer caddies such as those or going with something like a Tac Com 6 up. For less than 30 bucks I think those are hard to beat.

Now if the youtube nazis will leave you alone about your "trigger finger" you'll be fine...........LOL:lol:

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Originally Posted by bullittmcqueen

I'm making the switch, although I've been thinking about it for some time.

Those AP customs pieces looks completely top notch. I'm having a hard time deciding between shelling out more money for nicer caddies such as those or going with something like a Tac Com 6 up. For less than 30 bucks I think those are hard to beat.

Now if the youtube nazis will leave you alone about your "trigger finger" you'll be fine...........LOL:lol:

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Tim at Taccom sent me some of his prototype 6 ups when he was designing them. He made several changes and they do the job as well. The only drawback of the ones I had was they took up a lot of space on the belt.

I'm always on the trigger! You never know when you need to shoot from the hip one handed, lol!!

I actually started with one of those cheesy $10 belts with the elastic loops. I loaded 1 at a time, then 2, then 3. Then I graduated to 4 off of vertical holders. Haven't seen a lot of the new 2fers in SoCal yet.

I cured my reload issue by buying an Akdal M1919 shotgun...

At the Noveske shoot, I still shot my SLP. I'm so slow loading rounds that I joked if the zombie apocalypse comes, and all I have is a shotgun, I'll just shoot myself. Fricking hate loading the tube, but one of my squad mates helped me finally get a bit faster at loading.

Jesse,

I just ordered some Tac Com 4-ups. I run a Mossberg 930, and I have already opened up the loading port some and shaved down the forearm so it doesn't overlap the port anymore. I primarily did this with weak hand reloads in mind, but is there any other way I should modify it to make dropping deuces a little easier? How is your Benelli's loading port modified?

Here's mine right now:

https://photos-6.dropbox.com/t/0/AAC...?size=1280x960