Best shotgun on the market???
- Thread starter ABlackMan
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King Jove
King Of †he Gawds
edit* oh you said pump action.
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I ran like 50 shells through the Panzer
but my FFL told me to cop the Black Aces.
He was Right.
I've ran 100's of shells through my
FFL's range loaner and had to cop!
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
This.
If not that, opt for a Maverick 88 or one of your conventional Mossberg 500s.
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I remember they used to only sell like 5 per pkg maybe even a 10rd package. A lot of the rounds would misfire. I mean if it didn't the target is dead but it was 2/5 or 4/10. Most traditional shotguns hold 5 and 2/3 failing? I'm good on that.
That's what I got. Should be great.I ran like 50 shells through the Panzer
but my FFL told me to cop the Black Aces.
He was Right.
I've ran 100's of shells through my
FFL's range loaner and had to cop!
Can't wait to get to the range.
Cowboyz89
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no survivors*
I didnt even know this existed.
Can you even really do an autopsy on someone if they get hit center mass with this?
Their internal organs would just be soup.
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That’s real???
no survivors*
That’s real???
Yeah. That's the cool thing about shotgun cartridges is you can load them with anything that'll fit. You can literally shoot a roll of nickels or dimes out of a shotgun, bearings, screws, tacks, washers....
Great advice, but the pump action can sometimes fail to extract/feed if we short stroke the action
. Semi’s can also fail to feed/extract but I was always taught that it’s usually the particular ammo casing or use of a magazine that’s behind it.
@Mugen I’d keep it simple and get a nice used/new mossy 500 or remi 870. Try out different types of ammo at the range too. If you’re unfamiliar with firing a shotgun start with the lighter buck, then the heavier buck, then learn to fire slugs. Properly holding the shotgun is 90% of it, the rest is learning the rhythm of firing and operating the slide before the next shot.
As soon as you buy one take it apart and you’ll immediately learn how it operates.
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Mossberg 500 for the win. Affordable and reliable.
I think OP just wants the basic simplicity of a shogun for fun/home defense. I feel that a shotty is a great place to start. He’ll probably work himself up to an AR soon enough.
I think he might even have a better foundation for firearms starting with a shotgun vs a handgun or rifle/carbine.