San Francisquito Bill
New member
Hi all.
I have been planning what I consider to be my "ideal" defensive shotgun. It consists of a Remingon 870 with a folding PG stock, SureFire forend, and dot sight (optional--to be interchanged with ghost rings by using two barrels. The purpose of the gun would be for close range defense and high mobility.
Here's the catch: I really want to have a short 14" or so barrel that is pretty much even with the mag tube. I know that this can be accomplished in some jurisdictions
legally with a $200 tax stamp or something, but I live in California. Is this a no-go, or is there a way that I can jump through the hoops to make this work?
Thanks for the help
I have been planning what I consider to be my "ideal" defensive shotgun. It consists of a Remingon 870 with a folding PG stock, SureFire forend, and dot sight (optional--to be interchanged with ghost rings by using two barrels. The purpose of the gun would be for close range defense and high mobility.
Here's the catch: I really want to have a short 14" or so barrel that is pretty much even with the mag tube. I know that this can be accomplished in some jurisdictions
legally with a $200 tax stamp or something, but I live in California. Is this a no-go, or is there a way that I can jump through the hoops to make this work?
Thanks for the help