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The only thing I am really missing is a shotgun... I'm torn between a Mossberg and a Saiga...
I think I am addicted to shotguns!
I currently own two pump shotguns, a Remington 870 and Benelli Super Nova Defense/Tactical. Every time I take them out shooting I get a stupid grin on my face when I blow water filled milk jugs and other things into oblivion! Not only that, shotgun ammo is still easy to come by! Now I am looking at getting a Benelli M3 Super 90 because of its ability to switch between semi auto and pump action. Does Benelli still make this particular shotgun, or am I going to have to hunt down a used one?
Another shotgun on my list is the Stoeger Coach gun in 12 gauge!
For awhile I was addicted to handguns, but now shotguns are quickly becoming my new thing! Is there a 12 step program to ending my new found addiction, or is the only cure more 12 gauge? :blink:
If you must know my use for another shotgun, I have no real use for another one. I know my 870 and Super Nova will work fine, I just want to have another one because I can!
Another shotgun on my list is the Stoeger Coach gun in 12 gauge!
For awhile I was addicted to handguns, but now shotguns are quickly becoming my new thing! Is there a 12 step program to ending my new found addiction, or is the only cure more 12 gauge? :blink:
If you must know my use for another shotgun, I have no real use for another one. I know my 870 and Super Nova will work fine, I just want to have another one because I can!
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I have no Saiga envy. But the thought of a Benelli M4...makes my wallet itch.
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SHHHHHH!!! You want EVERYONE to know?
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I didn't think I would ever like a shotgun until I got the training to use one. Now my 930 is within reach in my den all the time.
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Hey the hardest part is admitting you have a problem.
12 steps for 12 guage! Love it.
1.We admitted we were powerless over shotguns—that our gun safes had become unmanageable.
2.Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity--and we think it might jst be called 10 guage.
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8.Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.
9.Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.
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11.Sought through way to much time on DC.com to improve our conscious contact with our arsenal, praying for more ammo.
12.Having had a spiritual awakening every time we visit the range, we tried to carry this message to antis, and to practice the four laws of proper gun control.
12 steps for 12 guage! Love it.
1.We admitted we were powerless over shotguns—that our gun safes had become unmanageable.
2.Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity--and we think it might jst be called 10 guage.
...
8.Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.
9.Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.
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11.Sought through way to much time on DC.com to improve our conscious contact with our arsenal, praying for more ammo.
12.Having had a spiritual awakening every time we visit the range, we tried to carry this message to antis, and to practice the four laws of proper gun control.
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I have a matte nickel, Stoeger that I use for Cowboy Action Shooting.
I did some of the work myself, and had a friend that is handy with firearms, do a little polishing, etc. to make the shells kick out better.
They are reasonably priced and pretty good to go as is, unless you are going to shoot competitively.
Mine has the chambers beveled and polished, the auto safety is now a manual, the break open lever spring has been lightened, a few parts polished up a bit, and.....the triggers reversed.
Cool little coach gun!
I have a Mitchell arms 12ga pump that is my H.D. go to.
It has the sweetest action on a pump that I have ever seen.
If you hold it anywhere close to vertical and hit the slide release button, the action snicks right open!
It isn't loose, it is just smooth as snot.
I picked it up years ago at a gun show. I held it up, pushed the button, and the action slid completely open.
I took it home right then and there.
She runs faultlessly.
I did some of the work myself, and had a friend that is handy with firearms, do a little polishing, etc. to make the shells kick out better.
They are reasonably priced and pretty good to go as is, unless you are going to shoot competitively.
Mine has the chambers beveled and polished, the auto safety is now a manual, the break open lever spring has been lightened, a few parts polished up a bit, and.....the triggers reversed.
Cool little coach gun!
I have a Mitchell arms 12ga pump that is my H.D. go to.
It has the sweetest action on a pump that I have ever seen.
If you hold it anywhere close to vertical and hit the slide release button, the action snicks right open!
It isn't loose, it is just smooth as snot.
I picked it up years ago at a gun show. I held it up, pushed the button, and the action slid completely open.
I took it home right then and there.
She runs faultlessly.
Every November for years and years we drag out ALL the shotguns and shoot trap with every one of them. This tradition has spread to the inlaws family as well.
You will surprise your self and others on how well your sawed off and rarely used shotguns can really shoot if you let them. It's good for grins and giggles at times.
You will surprise your self and others on how well your sawed off and rarely used shotguns can really shoot if you let them. It's good for grins and giggles at times.
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I just shot a saiga for the first time last week... they are a lot of fun.
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