Mosin-Marauder
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I have my backyard. Don't have access to a range that is fair priced.
I didn't estimate the life of the shotgun.....but even with extraction issues, mag issues....maybe a few replacement parts / or upgraded parts...most of the 870's ( even the lower priced ones...)...and probably going to be decent guns for at least 2 generations ( I'm not confident they are 500,000 shell guns ).....but all of this is just my opinion / not grounded in any evidence.
That's what old toothbrushes are for !One word of extreme caution, however: If you do get an 870 and get to the point where you can completely dismantle the receiver for cleaning (i.e. you are able to remove all the "guts"), be extra cautious when cleaning the inside of the receiver; The rails are razor sharp. If you are wiping down the inside of the receiver, use a very thick rag and don't exert too much pressure. I learned this lesson the hard way. LOL!!!!!!!
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One word of extreme caution, however: If you do get an 870 and get to the point where you can completely dismantle the receiver for cleaning (i.e. you are able to remove all the "guts"), be extra cautious when cleaning the inside of the receiver; The rails are razor sharp. If you are wiping down the inside of the receiver, use a very thick rag and don't exert too much pressure. I learned this lesson the hard way. LOL!!!!!!!
That's what old toothbrushes are for !
Waste of good money! One toothbrush will do for gun and teeth
I'm sure others will disagree, but I don't feel a great need for "tactical shotgun training" either. Some people may plan to go through their home, clearing rooms, gathering kids, or whatever.To be honest, I doubt I'll receive any "tactical training". Not too many folks around here buy into that stuff.