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  • prc77
    Veteran Member
    • Dec 2008
    • 2578

    SLP MK1

    Fun at Richmond Rod & Gun today.

    C Co. 509th ABN/PFDR
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    MEMBER: USPSA, GSSF, Richmond Rod & Gun, Sunnyvale Rod & Gun


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  • #2
    lrtraut
    Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 292

    Nice video. How do you like you SLP? I'm in the market for a semi-auto tactical shotgun so I was just wondering.

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    • #3
      prc77
      Veteran Member
      • Dec 2008
      • 2578

      Originally posted by lrtraut
      Nice video. How do you like you SLP? I'm in the market for a semi-auto tactical shotgun so I was just wondering.
      The MK1 is a little heavy, easy to break down and clean, and a very soft shooting shotgun. They like to be run wet.
      I have not handled the 18" version.
      C Co. 509th ABN/PFDR
      83-85

      USPSA CRO
      MEMBER: USPSA, GSSF, Richmond Rod & Gun, Sunnyvale Rod & Gun


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      • #4
        lrtraut
        Member
        • Mar 2010
        • 292

        Cool, thanks for the info.

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        • #5
          gotshotgun?
          Veteran Member
          • Jan 2009
          • 3667

          That looks like great fun, how do you get involved in doing that? Classes, clubs, ect?

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          • #6
            cqbdude
            Senior Member
            • Jul 2008
            • 854

            Nice Video..and nice run Chris..

            Thanks for inviting me. I had a great time..lots of great people to meet that are eager to help too.

            That was my first time running and gunning with my FN SLP MK1 .

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            • #7
              3GunFunShooter
              In Memoriam
              • Dec 2005
              • 2408

              If you are in the market for a shotgun, check out the Salient Benelli M2. Light, fast,
              ready to run. There was one at Richmond yesterday. Also the Mossberg 930 is up and coming. Benny Hill is doing his magic on them. Lot of excellent information over at the Brian Enos forums on competition shotguns.
              If you can't shoot good, at least look good shooting

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              • #8
                prc77
                Veteran Member
                • Dec 2008
                • 2578

                I did get to shoot Tom's Salient M2. First thing I thought was, its so much lighter than the SLP. Second thing, its so much more money than my SLP.
                It was the first time I got to shoot an M2 and hopefully not the last.
                C Co. 509th ABN/PFDR
                83-85

                USPSA CRO
                MEMBER: USPSA, GSSF, Richmond Rod & Gun, Sunnyvale Rod & Gun


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                • #9
                  3GunFunShooter
                  In Memoriam
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 2408

                  I shot Tom's when he first got it. SHOULD NOT OF DONE THAT!.
                  Ordered one the next day. My 7 year old 1100CM was had let me down too many times,
                  especially at the 3 Gun Nationals. Almost got the FN SLP, but wanted the factory pistol grip model, I was told by FN that it would be out by the end of 2010, have not seen it yet and after shooting the Salient had to get it. Still learning to load weak hand from doing it strong hand, Cooley flip for 7 years.
                  If you can't shoot good, at least look good shooting

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                  • #10
                    prc77
                    Veteran Member
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 2578

                    Originally posted by cqbdude
                    Nice Video..and nice run Chris..

                    Thanks for inviting me. I had a great time..lots of great people to meet that are eager to help too.

                    That was my first time running and gunning with my FN SLP MK1 .
                    Thanks Raul
                    I think after that run, things started going down hill from there.
                    Hope to see you out at Richmond more often.
                    C Co. 509th ABN/PFDR
                    83-85

                    USPSA CRO
                    MEMBER: USPSA, GSSF, Richmond Rod & Gun, Sunnyvale Rod & Gun


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                    • #11
                      Chivas
                      Member
                      • Dec 2005
                      • 334

                      Originally posted by prc77
                      I did get to shoot Tom's Salient M2. First thing I thought was, its so much lighter than the SLP. Second thing, its so much more money than my SLP.
                      It was the first time I got to shoot an M2 and hopefully not the last.

                      It only takes one phone call and you will have yourself a "Salient"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                      • #12
                        cqbdude
                        Senior Member
                        • Jul 2008
                        • 854

                        Originally posted by prc77
                        I did get to shoot Tom's Salient M2. First thing I thought was, its so much lighter than the SLP. Second thing, its so much more money than my SLP.
                        It was the first time I got to shoot an M2 and hopefully not the last.
                        Since its lighter, how much more perceived recoil do you notice?

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                        • #13
                          3GunFunShooter
                          In Memoriam
                          • Dec 2005
                          • 2408

                          I can really tell a difference between my Salient and my 1100CM when I was comparing them. But, when I was practicing shooting a stage I just noticed how fast it was and
                          that I did not have to worry about it jamming. I also got a shorter recoil pad and the gun fit me much better and percieved recoil was reduced. To be honest it is not that bad once you get use to it. I also can run Wincherster lite loads 2.75 dram in the Saleint v/s the 3.25 dram I had to run in my Remington to get it to function. Just need to see how the Win Lite does on steel plates and poppers.
                          If you can't shoot good, at least look good shooting

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