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SIG SAUER Accepts TTAG’s Readers Choice Award for the SB15

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Jeff Creamer, SIG SAUER‘s Director of Product Management, was pleased as punch to be handed TTAG’s Readers Choice Award from Chris Dumm yesterday for their SB15 pistol stabilizing brace. The popular gizmo was intended to help disabled vets, but it ended up being a smash hit with more than its original intended audience. And from the looks of things, we may be back next year to hand them a different award — for the handgun category instead of accessories.

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  1. Unfortunately the tapco stock is too heavy for young shooters. Now if only Black Hawk would make an Axiom stock for the take down.

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  2. Simply because it’s another restriction, and a systematic one at that, I’m against it by default. However, something must be done about serious mental defectives getting guns and going on shooting sprees. By “something” I mean something Constitutional, effective and not overreaching. Not just something for something’s sake. Tall order, I know.

    I also know that the crazies will find other means, just as the suicides do. But think of it like this: for every street rat crazy spree shooter who kills with a gun, there come new senseless, useless gun regulations that thwart real people’s right to defend themselves. Those infringements end up costing lives later on, which, in a sense, become the original regulation-prompting spree killers additional victims.

    The fact is that several of the most high profile recent sprees (VA Tech, Tucson, Aurora) were carried out by off-the-freaking-chart psychos who should never have gotten a library card, let alone a gun, through legal means.

    Yes, for monumental mental cases like them, it should be more difficult for them to acquire a gun. How to do that in a very narrowly tailored manner that doesn’t make things worse? I’m not sure, but this bill probably won’t get it right, either.

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  3. Looks like it would be a fun range toy. It’s so light I’ll bet it bucks in .22 mag. The only .22 mag I have is a Ruger Single Six. The Ruger is a full sized weapon and the mag is barely felt when it fires.

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  4. That one was better than the 1st episode, did TTAG see any of “that guy” floating around SHOT?

    So 3 gun noob question here, I assume theyre shooting buckshot at that range with the shotgun. Seems like birdshot could potentially change course after hitting a T-Post.

    You would think that guy learned a lesson after killing someone over a cellphone in a movie, but like Einstein said:

    “”Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.”

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