Subj : RIA shotguns
To   : Weatherman
From : Moondog
Date : Fri Oct 01 2021 09:20 pm

  Re: RIA shotguns
  By: Weatherman to All on Sun Sep 26 2021 02:31 am

 > A local farm good store recently had what I thought was a decent deal on arm
 > -100 12 gauge bullpup semi-auto for $400 with the option of five free 9 roun
 > 
 > Well, obviously couldn't resist THAT kind of deal - even if it meant passing
 > 
 > So, shot both the shotguns yesterday.  The Meriva is punishing to say the le
 > signed to do, however, and functioned flawlessly.
 > 
 > The bullpup was fun to shoot.  The recoil was stout, but not like the Meriva
 > ds with the modified cylinder choke.  The gun is new and the shells seemed t
 > he Meriva, but is a good eight to nine inches shorter.  With a rail on top a
 > n use a front vertical grip.  I don't see that happening in my case, but it'
 > 
 > Also included, a gas plug to switch between 2 3/4 and 3" shells, 3 choke ins
 > 
 > So, I paid approximately $950, got a 1911 (which I will shoot soon, maybe ev
 > , so we're looking at $130 in freebies!).  Not a bad haul, I have to say.
 > 
 > 
 >                                                       Regards,
 >                                                 -==*>Weatherman<*==-
 > 

I've been seeing several bullpup semi -auto 12 ga out there made in Turkey,
but I'm tempted to pick up a Kel-Tec Ks-7 just for the wierd factor.  A rail
costs $40, so I'm not stuck with just the funky rail sights it ships with.

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