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Hello Again, y'all,
I don't know if $4 bucks is worth it for chopping off and transporting the tail of a nutria to the appropriate place. I'll still keep killing these wetlands destroying pests, but don't see myself collecting tails. Maybe that'll change.
Virginian; oh yes! I know a lot about gun laws in La. My gun has a 'permanent' S&W 642 in it. As does my sister's, a gift from her big bro. Just about everyone I know, if they're into guns at all, carries one in their car at all times. I keep meaning to get a carry permit, but something always seems to come up. Pretty easy to get one here, just takes a weekend class, some paperwork and less than $200 (which includes the class and fees). Easy peasy. Need to shift myself and get it done.
As for waiting to get a double barrel as my second shotgun, that's just it. I won't be shotgunning enough to really justify two shotguns. I'm all about pistols (revolvers AND semis) and rifles. I'll still give it some though, though. I know that once you buy a gun it depreciates enormously - fired or not. Would hate to get a gun that didn't 'fit' with me and be stuck with it. Thing is, CZ... just can't imagine not loving one. But it's possible it will feel all wrong at my shoulder.
Still would love to hear y'all's opinion regarding barrel length. Yes, Stoeger is OUT. I searched threads here and have concluded they may very well be crap. So bye bye Stoeger. I like the CZ Bobwhite, but one guy has told me a 26" barrel is just a bad idea. That leaves me with either the Mallard or the Redhead Premier. Why not the Canvasback? I simply won't buy a gun that has golden ducks on it. Silly, maybe, but that's how it is. The Mallard is certainly by far the more affordable - cheaper than a Mossberg 500 or Remington 870 while still being a double barrel. I need feedback, y'all, on barrel length!!! That and now CZ's Mallard and Redhead Premier. I may need to start a new thread on CZ's shotguns in double barrel. I'll see what turns up here first, though.
Thanks again!
Hello Again, y'all,
I don't know if $4 bucks is worth it for chopping off and transporting the tail of a nutria to the appropriate place. I'll still keep killing these wetlands destroying pests, but don't see myself collecting tails. Maybe that'll change.
Virginian; oh yes! I know a lot about gun laws in La. My gun has a 'permanent' S&W 642 in it. As does my sister's, a gift from her big bro. Just about everyone I know, if they're into guns at all, carries one in their car at all times. I keep meaning to get a carry permit, but something always seems to come up. Pretty easy to get one here, just takes a weekend class, some paperwork and less than $200 (which includes the class and fees). Easy peasy. Need to shift myself and get it done.
As for waiting to get a double barrel as my second shotgun, that's just it. I won't be shotgunning enough to really justify two shotguns. I'm all about pistols (revolvers AND semis) and rifles. I'll still give it some though, though. I know that once you buy a gun it depreciates enormously - fired or not. Would hate to get a gun that didn't 'fit' with me and be stuck with it. Thing is, CZ... just can't imagine not loving one. But it's possible it will feel all wrong at my shoulder.
Still would love to hear y'all's opinion regarding barrel length. Yes, Stoeger is OUT. I searched threads here and have concluded they may very well be crap. So bye bye Stoeger. I like the CZ Bobwhite, but one guy has told me a 26" barrel is just a bad idea. That leaves me with either the Mallard or the Redhead Premier. Why not the Canvasback? I simply won't buy a gun that has golden ducks on it. Silly, maybe, but that's how it is. The Mallard is certainly by far the more affordable - cheaper than a Mossberg 500 or Remington 870 while still being a double barrel. I need feedback, y'all, on barrel length!!! That and now CZ's Mallard and Redhead Premier. I may need to start a new thread on CZ's shotguns in double barrel. I'll see what turns up here first, though.
Thanks again!