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Girlfriend bought me my mossberg 500 :) AD

Put a laser on each gun to help with aiming :) AD

I said i preferred the 535 because it can use slugs... AD

I prefer the 535 to the 835 due to the fact it can use slugs... AD

Great answers here. You should really give them both a feel. I'm a Mossberg guy , but I've shot and enjoyed the Remington, as well as a Winchester 1300 (damn quick action on that one!). I also think the Benneli SuperNova is an interesting gun, just not interesting enough to get me away from my...

I personally prefer the Mossbergs to the Remingtons due to the safety location and the fact that there is nothing blocking the magazine tube when the gun is "at rest." AD

Seriously... I know that springer airguns have some wicked recoil, but I too am curious as to how it holds up. Super cool looking though! AD

Thanks Dave.

Thanks for the answers! so prompt and informative. On the fiber wads, would the shell have to be trimmed down so everything was "stuck" per-say (so nothing moves around or shifts)? AD PS: I'm sorry that I put 935 in the title and 535 in the question. I meant 535.

Hello again all. First Question is: Will a stock for a Mossberg 500 fit the 535? A fore-end? Second Question: Does anyone reload using card/fiber wads besides those using blackpowder? Third (I know, I said only two, sorry!): Should I have posed this as two separate threads? Thanks, AD.

Although if I could get a custom 10 or 12 gauge (heck, even a 20 would be fine), smooth bore barrel for the Omega, that would be cool too!

Hmmm... If NEF makes a smoothbore muzzleloading shotgun barrel I am so there! AD

Good call, I'm really curious to hear how easy/hard it is to cap and decap the omega before making a final decision. Thanks for the good info. AD

I really like both rifles, the lower price and "primer carriers" are a plus to the NEF, but only if the Omega is hard to cap/decap with hunting gloves on. I Also think the blued/walnut of the NEF looks a bit better. NEF...

Thanks for all the great answers! I really appreciate the way this forum works and the respect shown, even to my dumb questions! Thanks everyone :) AD

I don't want to use FMJ, but there could be a (very crappy) situation where that is all that is available. I should have made that clearer. Thanks for the great replies so far :) A.D.

I'm trying to figure out what to do to have the most ammunition available to me that will be effective for self-defense. Option 1: .45 ACP (probably in a P220 or 1911). Option 2: .40/.357 SIG/9mm (in a GLOCK with the parts needed for reliable 9mm function). I'm leaning towards option 2...

Awesome! Thanks for the information :)

I *really* want a pt145 pro with a light rail, but I can't find one on the Taurus website at all... Any help would be appreciated :)