▲ 7 r/ClayBusters
Recently shot the ax800…
Recently shot a game of trap of with an ax800. Really enjoyed it, pointed naturally and was smoking clays. I understand this is a waterfowl gun but if it was only used for trap/sporting/skeet would that be like blasphemous? Or would the a400 be a better semi for the higher round count that will go through the gun?
u/tcp454 — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/longisland
Are there any good spots to go crabbing on the north shore?
Want to take my kid crabbing. Any spots on the northshore with a pier that we can go crabbing off of?
u/tcp454 — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/MetaQuestVR
Cant buy anything and meta cant seem to fix the issue.
No matter if I use the app, headset or browser it will say feature unavailable. Contacted meta multiple times they keep saying they are working on it but no solution. Even got the welcome email when they reseted my account on their end. Had the quest 2, last purchase was in 2025. Got a used 3 this year and cant buy anything.
u/tcp454 — 3 months ago
▲ 31 r/ClayBusters
Can someone tell me whats going on?
Bought a barely used 2024 725. When I got it it seemed barely used. Finish on the outside of the barrels looked mint but just wiping it with an oily rag it comes out looking like this no matter how much I clean it. I have much older guns that show no brown or rust on the rag. Had the gun for a few months now and it will look like this during every cleaning.
u/tcp454 — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/ClayBusters
Held and shot an fbx. Was a bit surprised.
Someone at the range had a brand new fbx unfired. Got the chance to shoot it and immediately noticed the forend was totally cocked, one side was touching the barrel and the other side had a huge gap. Kind of surprised for that cost and to see that. Grip was too big for my medium sized hands. F3 definitely fits me better. Does anyone know whats the poi for the sporting ?
u/tcp454 — 5 months ago
So every now and then this will happen. The cover right there is the vent to my main drain that goes to my cesspool. House is in on slab but this is the raised potion of the front of the home so mid point of my first floor. Nothing is backing up and the area above this is covered so it doesnt really get wet. No water lines around here. Heat run above this area but its cantilevered out so it would be dripping of it was leaking. Is this a plumber job or cespool company job?
u/tcp454 — 5 months ago