Okay, what shotgun brand do you have the most of?

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Winchester 101 X 2
Winchester 1500 1
Rem 870 1
Winchester Youth pump 120 1
Browning Citiori 1
Mossberg Cruiser 1
 
2 Browning Auto-5 Standard Weight 12ga
2 Browning Auto-5 Light Weight 12ga
1 Browning Auto-5 Sweet 16
1 Browning Auto-5 Standard Weight 20ga
1 Browning Auto-5 Light Weight 20ga

1 Remington 870 12ga
1 Remington 1100 20ga
1 Remington 1148 12ga

1 Winchester 1200 12ga

1 Harrington & Richardson Topper Model .410 bore
 
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olrtymer,
If it is not to much trouble would you mind posting pics of your Model 51 trap, I like to drool sometimes.
 
Mossberg 500 12ga Combo currently on HD duty
Remington 1100 LT-20 for skeet and the missus to shoot
Beretta 5901 12ga for skeet, clays, and all my hunting
 
Only one presently, FNH SLP for home defense. Ithaca M37 is on the purchasing list. :)
 
Ithaca model 37s, Remington 870 wingmaster, Winchester model 12s, Winchester model 24s, Remington 1100, Beretta 390, 2 single shot Win 37, 2-coach guns and several old pumps -Win, Rem, and Ithaca for defense and one coach gun. My favorite are the Ithaca 37 guns.
 
Benelli SuperNova
Benelli Vinci

Like you I want a quality O/U. Eighteen more years and my son will be out of college – maybe then.

I used to have an 870 but I gave it to my friend so he would come and shoot with me; which worked great by the way.

I’ve owned and sold off two Beretta’s; a 391 and a Blackwing. I should have kept the Blackwing.
 
Couple of Mossberg 500
Mossberg 835
Mossberg 5500 MkII
Remington 870
Couple of Remington 1100
Antonio Zoli O/U
Antonio Zoli S/S
W.W. Greener S/S
J.P Sauer S/S
Couple of Savage 24
Couple of Stevens S/S
Lefaucheux external hammer S/S
Old NEF single shot breakopen that probably isn't even safe


so Mossberg
 
I have one Benelli (SuperNova) and one Mossberg (930 SPX). So its a tie.
 
I currently own an old 870p and an Ithaca 37 DSPS.
I've had a Stoeger Outback (sold it foolishly even though it wasn't fantastic)
I had an 870 Express (my first shotgun, and traded it off for the 870P...good choice)

The Ithaca is my favorite: I'm a southpaw and it was owned by a friend. If I ever manage to wear it out/retire it, I have a feeling I'll be picking up another just like it.
 
Never counted them before. Let's see.

FN SLP
Mossberg Persuader
Mossberg 590 Mariner
Mossberg 500
Mossberg 930 SPX
Maverick 88
3 870s
Saiga 12
Benelli M4
Benelli SBE II
Stoeger M2000
Stoeger Condor
 
2 Berettas (perhaps soon to be 3)
2 Perazzis
1 Arrieta
1 Remington
 
One Benelli Montefeltro 12 gauge 26 inch barrel removable chokes
One Browning Citori 1970s 12 gauge 28 inch barrels mod and full
One Remington 11 1950s 16 gauge 28 inch barrel full as full can be


Searching for the home defense gun, looking for an older 870 that I can cut down or order a short barrel for.

Ones I have had:
Mossberg 500 no problems just really light gun for 3 inch mag duck loads
Remington 870 Special Field, gave it to the kid down the street who had his eyes on it. Wish I had it back 21 inch barrel 870 controls what is not to like?
Benelli Nova Tactical, just did not get along with it and I thought it was clunky and blocky. It did always fire however, just did not fit me.
 
Three-way tie for me, I only have three so far, all in 12 gauge (photo at bottom)

1 Winchester- my first shotgun soon as I was old enough. It's a model 1912 (or model 12? which is correct?), with poly-choke adjustable muzzle-choke, bought it for $190 many years back, it's in great shape

1 Remington 870 wingmaster- two barrels short and long. I love the furniture on this scatter-gun,

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and 1 Mossberg 500- I had already shot a friend's 'Berg many times, and found mine brand new in a clearance sale for much less than I usually see them go for, I couldn't pass it up. Glad I bought it too, 100% reliable, and I don't care if I scuff up the plastic stocks. It's my 'beater' but that doesn't mean I abuse it, I take good care of it :)



here's the only photo I have of all three of 'em, (cropped from a much bigger photo of all my long-guns)

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as I was previewing my post, it occurred to me to share a simple idea: in my photo you can see I use an elastic shell-holder on my mossberg. I used to have to adjust it after shooting, as it would eventually slide forward. A stupidly simple solution to this annoyance was to unscrew the buttpad just enough to scootch some of the elastic between the stock and the pad, then re-tighten it back up. Now the elastic carrier stays put :)
 
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