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Originally Posted by icycold123
Man all this useful info. Now I gotta go practice my shotgun draw(it's in a scabbard/holster on my back). Honestly, pulling out a secondary can be useful, but especially in situations I have experienced, I never have enough time to pull it out when I need it.
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something like a shotgun is probably going to be more of a backup than a sidearm. Especially when your in some of those oh shit moments, its not going to do much, under conditions where you may be under fire, under cover, have little room to draw your boomstick, I think if you are in situations where you need a secondary for close quarters you should get something smaller and easier to draw. Shotguns shouldn't be secondaries, they should be primaries! Maybe you could do what I do, a backup shotty for your shotty(goblin deuce, quick to draw, small, and has some damn nice spread on it, but with reduced range compared to main shotty) Because we know you like shotties
Anyone have any tips for drawing shotguns, best way to keep them on you, fastest way to draw, modifications and ideas people have, or ideas on keeping another primary on your back? Ive tried to run my L96 with my 97b on my back and it just seems too heavy and difficult to secure both but be able to switch them out quickly. Damn videogames influences
