Gunplummer said:Why the big deal over owning a S/S ? What can you really do with a pump that you cannot do with a S/S?
You can miss the same bird THREE times instead of merely twice.
Gunplummer said:Why the big deal over owning a S/S ? What can you really do with a pump that you cannot do with a S/S?
Guess the OP lost interest in his thread.
Why the big deal over owning a S/S ? What can you really do with a pump that you cannot do with a S/S?
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Why the big deal over owning a S/S ? What can you really do with a pump that you cannot do with a S/S?
Shoot 3 times without reloading...... 5 if you take the waterfowl plug out. 8 if you put an extended magazine tube on it.
Reload without taking the gun out of action.
Not take Joe Biden's home defense advice.
If you want to spend as little as possible the Maverick 88 is a great option. They will take a beating and continue to work great for less than $200 before tax and transfer
Sabots are intended for rifled bores, not smoothbores
with a 24" rifled slug barrel with rifle sights.
It's not cheap though, cost is gonna run you at least $450.
IN comparison to other shotguns that aren't doubles, it's a high price. Compared to other doubles, it's cheap as the Sun's heat.For that cheap price, I would have a concern about barrel regulation. It would need some serious sighting work for me to be comfortable using that in a HD role.