I see. Now I know. Thanks.nitestalker said:The laws on migratory game birds is federal not state.![]()
All I know is in CA any and all wingshooting must be done with that plug. You are limited to 3 rounds. 2+ 1 in the chamber.swazispencer said:Awesome! Thanks guys. I appreciate the help. I believe, here in California the law does say you must use it. What type of plastic dowel are you using, or what would you recommend? Any ideas?
Dowel and rubber o-rings. Yessir.Is that just a bit of dowel?
Wow, the engineering dept kinda phoned it in that day.Dowel and rubber o-rings. Yessir.
A #2 pencil works too.Overkill0084 said:Wow, the engineering dept kinda phoned it in that day.
I thought the cheesy plastic bit that came with my browning was cheap looking.
On the plus side, replacements can be had in any Lowe's or ACE hardware.
Why bother with some kind of titanium alloy when a wooden dowel works just as well?Wow, the engineering dept kinda phoned it in that day.
I thought the cheesy plastic bit that came with my browning was cheap looking.
On the plus side, replacements can be had in any Lowe's or ACE hardware.
I know it works. It's just that pulling apart your brand new shotgun and finding a stick has to be a bit of a letdown.Why bother with some kind of titanium alloy when a wooden dowel works just as well?
Not as bad as not finding it and getting to the range and not being able to get more than 2 shells in the tube.I know it works. It's just that pulling apart your brand new shotgun and finding a stick has to be a bit of a letdown.
To satisfy the mall ninjas searching for that tactical limiting plug.Why bother with some kind of titanium alloy when a wooden dowel works just as well?
That's exactly how I feltOverkill0084 said:I know it works. It's just that pulling apart your brand new shotgun and finding a stick has to be a bit of a letdown.