Let's see some shot guns

Here is a pick of my 870. It's my deer and main bird gun.

I guess the picture would be nice.

And here is a picture all all my shotguns. My 870 is in it again because I like it so much.

NEF 10ga, Ted Williams M200 12ga, Remington 870 12ga, Remington sportsman 48 16ga, and NEF 20ga.

After just reading TheHighRoad for a long time, I finally decided to post. This is my Mossberg 590. I souped it up with a Knoxx CompStock w/Hogue Overmold fore grip, bandoleer sling, and M7 bayonet.

Jer..

Welcome to THR, jzimm9mm. Nice to have you on board - and a good picture to start your post count!

5pt, those NEF "Bookends" are a study in contrasts. That 20 looks elfin next to the 10 gauge shoulder howitzer. Interesting how one simple firearm design can be so versatile.

jzimm9mm, welcome to THR!

Dave, I noticed the same thing on that NEF 20...Mom has one for a HD but hers is black stock with the white. ( not tactical , just what came in and matched a business suit she was in...mom's gotta coordinate you know)

Nice 48 , great looking wood!

OK who made the Ted Willams? Looks like a 1200 with a poly ??

jzimm9mm,

First of all, welcome!

Secondly, how do you like the Hogue forearm? I've talked myself out of a heat shield (again) while looking for a bigger forearm first. I think the over-molded forearm would benefit me more than the heat shield.

Well---almost didn't catch sight of that camo-ed one----lol.

High standad model 66 autoloader 12
High Standard RIOT 12
Mossberg 500 w/ pistol grip/heat sheild.

Darrin,

In my opinion, the Hogue overmold forestock is a big improvement over the oem plastic ribbed piece. It's very grippy and more comfortable too. You are right about the heat shield, I don't think it serves much purpose aside from looking mean. I haven't shot slugs out of it, but maybe that would cause more heat than shot shells. I don't think you would be disappointed with the Hogue stocks.

Jer..

Nothing special, just workin' guns.

Yeah the 20 and 10 are so different in size. The Ted Williams is a Sears and Roebuck but it takes all the same parts as a Winchester 1200. And the wood on the sportsman 48 does look nice at a distance but it is a little worn on the forend. And there was a big piece missing from it that I redid myself and I am very proud of it. I will try to post a pic.

Here is the redone part of the stock.

All these nice SG's and not a SXS in the bunch

Well, I can't let that go on. Here's my favorite Stevens 311. It was given to me by my grandfather. He bought it new in 1954 or 55. It's taken everything from rats in the barn to geese. These days all it kills is clays, but it does it oh so well.

5 pt, nice job!

Ok--I'm glad you posted that 311. Nice gun, I too have memories of one.
We '55 models can still get the job done...

Stoeger Model 2000 12g

My Turkey baster 20 ga.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?threadid=5069

Mossberg 590 the day after I got it. (First time shooting it.)

Here's my Mossberg 500 in Desert Camo.