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gear December 23rd, 2012 14:19

cutting some of the barrel of a tri-shot shotty
 
hey guys tierone sells a $100 shotgun with a swivel stock that is a tri shot. i really like the gun a lot but i find the barrel way to long. i have tried to find a version with a smaller barrel with no luck. has anyone herd of someone sawing off a few inches with success.

link to the site
https://www.tieronetactical.com/prod...ractable-stock

Mandalore December 23rd, 2012 19:30

Have you even seen it in person first?

leblanc74 December 23rd, 2012 19:49

I could have done that work for you, but since you're across the country from me that will not happen anytime soon...

Drake December 23rd, 2012 20:19

Here's a crazy idea: why don't you just buy the shorter one instead?

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA300_.jpg

Reaper87 December 23rd, 2012 20:26

I removed the stock off mine to make it shorter. I found it a lot easier than cutting the barrel especially since there isn't a whole lot you can cut off on that model.

Jimski December 23rd, 2012 20:49

You need to cut the plastic barrel and the 3 internal barrels...I suggest using a table saw
I'd leave some of it to put the front sight and the end plug

Cliffradical December 24th, 2012 02:30

The front sight assembly and endcap on those models are removable, and you should be able to cut 3-4" off of the outer barrel/ tube if you're careful (mine is in a different province so I can't give you an exact measurement).

However, full-size 1014s are rad and you can, with a bit of effort, learn to use one in a very tight cqb environment effectively if you so choose (I did, it's a steep curve but rewarding). If you manage this, you can look into re-cutting longer inner barrels and installing them to make up for the unused space in the outer.

This of course all depends on what you want to accomplish with this shotgun. If you're interested in slinging it in your armpit for "breaching" as a secondary, you would do well to look into the 'shorty' versions as suggested, or one of the Marushin clones.

gear December 24th, 2012 10:54

thank you all for the replies. drake as i stated in my first post " i have tried to find a version with a smaller barrel with no luck. " i seen the one you put a pic of and i would like that one very much but, i have bin unable to find a canadian site that sells it. if you know of one i would really appreciate the link.

thanks again guys
Gear

redneck12 December 24th, 2012 10:58

If you were AV'd you could lurk the classifieds, shottys seem to be popping up in there pretty frequently lately.

gear December 24th, 2012 11:06

yeah im 23 but never get out anywhere there is someone to AV me. i should be able to send in chest hair and get AVed like that....

Jimski December 24th, 2012 11:19

why would you shorten it anyway?
-it's a 1014.Shortening a 1014 is a crime on top of looking bad
-it is not too long even for CQB.It's easier to learn to move around with it, you can even do it home while chairsofting.
-it's already not very precise as it is, shortening it won't make it better.
-it's barely longuer than the M3, seriously you probably won't feel the difference.

airsoftjunky December 24th, 2012 12:44

I read this because I was hoping to find info on cutting and polishing the cut edge of an inner barrel, but upon looking at the gun you linked, I noticed its shooting 373 fps. Thats a bit hot for cqb anyways, at least most places I play that is cqb only, there is a limit of 350 fps. Just a thought. Perhaps if you just get the gun you will find it not so bad. Good luck on your barrel shortening quest, however. I will stay tuned to this thread, as i would love to have more info on modding barrels.

Cliffradical December 24th, 2012 13:40

Don't quote me on this, but 373fps sounds like one of those 'importation friendly' numbers and does not reflect the actual performance at all.

Every shell-fed tri-shot shotgun I've ever had or crono'd has shot pretty solidly under 300fps.

Jimski December 24th, 2012 14:56

shortening an inner barrel is easy, metal saw + file.

gear December 24th, 2012 16:44

drake do you know where to get the shotgun in the pic you posted?


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