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C-dub wrote:

Zoomie wrote:As luck would have it though, there was at least one 100rd case of 20ga in the Walmart shopping cart market 12ga

I'm not in the shotgun game yet, but for when I finally do get there I'm curious how often this happens.

I've never seen it happen before. I told the people at Walmart it was a terrible idea when I went back (mixing 12ga and 20ga cases in the store is bad, mixing 12ga and 20ga shells in a 12 ga can be catastrophic). Of course they have a no return policy on ammo, so I'm stuck with 100rds of 20ga. The range day wasn't a total loss as I was able to run a few hundred rounds through my AR.

Andy : I'll update when I get some good trigger time in and again when I run it in its first three gun match.

I just picked up my 18in FN SLP yesterday and took it out to the range. As luck would have it though, there was at least one 100rd case of 20ga in the Walmart shopping cart market 12ga that I just so happened to grab, so all I had was 5 slugs.

The gun shot great, but I still have some sighting in to do, as far as iron sights go I don't think you could do much better than the stock sights. The SLP is very light, and feels unusually well put together (for a shotgun especially). It swings easily and cycles extremely quickly since all I shot were Winchester 2 3/4 in slugs, I cannot comment on reliability at this time, but the cycling and ejection was aggressive. As has been mentioned, the bolt release could stand to be slightly larger, and while I didn't have a problem with it I'll probably machine a bigger one anyway. I am also going to make a sling attachment point near the stock-receiver interface to accommodate a single point sling. In all I am pleased so far with the build quality and performance of the SLP and can't wait to run it in a 3-gun match.


Since I don't have a camera this will have to tide y'all over.