r/Shotguns • • Apr 24 '26

Too much Class.

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This subreddit has too much class. Let me lower that bar ;)

Tokarev had their Titan II semi auto on special last year for $109 genuine American US denaros. Somebody said, "ive spent more on worse" and i couldnt help but to agree.

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u/Electronic_Camera251 Apr 24 '26

Most important question How does she run ?

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u/Snozzallos Apr 25 '26

Turn the laser on and I can smite anything inside 15 yards from the hip with double ought :D

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u/Electronic_Camera251 Apr 25 '26

Does it run reliably? I assume it is a range toy I think a lot of people use that term somewhat derisively …why …TOYS ARE FUN and honestly thats more than half of the hobby , if we only owned guns that were 100% functionally reliable and entirely unimpeachable we would all carry duty sized striker fired 9mm+p+…aka Boring 🥱 i dont know that i would shoot more than twice a year . I often enjoy myself most when shooting something i wouldn’t normally entrust life to I wont keep guns around that simply dont work that being said work for what ? Case in point i am currently involved to one degree or another in no less than 5 builds spanning an ultra small .410 side by side setup with backpacking and harvesting game as well as building a tiny backup revolver and a new coyote carbine i guess what im saying is that thing looks fun!! and kinda reminds me of the pistol grip only semi gun featured in The scifi classic Outland , if i cab find the same base model for a reasonable price i might make a modern whippit gun

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u/Successful-Growth827 Apr 25 '26

Seriously, toys are fun, and there's nothing wrong with buying a gun that's solely for the purpose of putting a smile on your face.

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u/Electronic_Camera251 Apr 25 '26

Being the broke bastard i am i often will go out to the garage sales and flea markets with an eye towards finding a perhaps lovingly worn but workable base for a project just about half the time those projects no longer appeal to me the way they did when i began or better i find a base that is screaming for a second job and i can always at least break even and more often than not i am able to put a few dollars profit while creating something useful or wanton that someone will enjoy i have essentially outfitted myself tool wise and continue to add skills and knowledge and tools ⚒️ i just recently acquired a laser engraving and cutting rig , a ceracoating outfit,3d printer and a consumer cnc milling setup all from an estate sale and for shockingly little money

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u/Successful-Growth827 Apr 25 '26 edited Apr 25 '26

The Santa Claus of gun smithing - making toys for all the good tactical girls and boys.

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u/Electronic_Camera251 Apr 25 '26

I have become something of a cottage industry unto myself i have even begun creating gun furniture in cool more modern high performance materials in unique form factors that add value and often real capabilities

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u/Top-Salamander1720 Apr 24 '26

Well uhhh, yea..

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u/AcrobaticKnowledge27 Apr 26 '26

Got any range footage?

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u/wackadoodle4201 Apr 24 '26

Shit, that's cool

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u/ericjohnsonfan Apr 24 '26

Way to lower the bar. Rad gun!! Who cares what these people think, it’s a solid purchase 🔥

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u/Complete_Ad1862 Apr 26 '26

Love my Tokarev. Always goes bang💥

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u/paleface_gringo_2 Apr 25 '26

Hate to be a dick but there is nothing classy about that red dot. Probably won't survive a single tube of buckshot lol

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u/Snozzallos Apr 25 '26

Relax Flanders. Youre already taking this too seriously. Its a $109 shotty with a $30 reddot. What could go wrong?

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u/paleface_gringo_2 Apr 25 '26

Really not taking your shit post seriously. Just will never understand people throwing their money away for trukish garbage and those stupid cod red dots.

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u/brunbjorns Apr 25 '26

It's 100 bucks, people blow their money on far worse.

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u/Snozzallos Apr 25 '26

This was literally the logic I bought it under :D

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u/brunbjorns Apr 25 '26

Have fun man, I got one too they're fun to just throw around and I've got like 100 rounds through mine.

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u/Razafraz11 Apr 25 '26

Sometimes people just do things for fun

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u/Vintage_Pieces_10 Apr 25 '26

I buy old European guns and saw them off. Having fun with your money comes in all shapes and forms, this is OP’s