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When it comes to using shotguns for home defense I often read about that especially for the longer barrels that a home intruder could grab the barrel/shotgun away from you. Instead of him using it on you, could you just shoot the home intruder right when he puts his hand on the barrel or makes...
There is a shooting range in my state where they have a few SMGs to shoot. I am hoping me & my dad will go do that sometime this year. I was just wondering which one to rent, can't really decide.:confused:
I have a link to a website in which the U.S. Military is using shotgun slugs that are lead hollow points. Go to the top of page 3 and you will see the ammo used and the war story of how this U.S. soldier dropped an enemy combatant with a slug in a Mossberg Model 590...
I know that the U.S. Military uses slugs in their shotguns, I also know that most slugs (like Fosters) are hollow pointed. The question is about the Hague Convention which prohibits hollow point ammo (or "dum dum" rounds) from being used by the Military in combat. So the question I have is why...
I was wondering if this would turn it into a short barrel rifle (SBR). I checked online and can't find if it is or not. As far as I know it does not but I wanted to make sure.
I am talking about how you hold the forend during the shot, I guess with a Mossberg the action will come back a little after firing if forend is not held properly which might cause wear & tear on the action. Like if you were to shoot from a rest.
When shooting a pump-action shotgun do you want to apply forward or rearward pressure or neither during shooting. I read that with a Mossberg pump to hold forward to decrease wear. But if you hold rearward you can get faster follow up shots. I prefer to hold forward with my 870.
I have a statement to make here. Lets say a father/mother & his/her son/daughter went to a sporting goods store to buy a youth sized rifle or shotgun, if the youth can not handle it how can he/she be fitted for one then? I think I speak for myself when it comes to lawfull minors having firearm...
This happened a while ago, but not to long ago so let me share this. I am out with my dad looking to buy me a new shotgun. I go into my local Wal-Mart(this is before the 1,000 W-M stores won't sell firearms act) I get up to the counter with no one there of course & I see a clearance to sell...
First off, it sounds as your g/f's Father's brother was trying to put you down to make himself feel better.
Secondly, if the shotgun is disassembled it is not a shotgun.
Thirdly, with that logic plumbers would be cautious to keep pipes pointed in a safe direction, as that is all a shotgun...
Not in my experience they don't, I have a Remington 870 Express Super Magnum and I shot some 2 3/4 slugs and they were right on. They were just as if not more so accurate than the 3 in slugs I fired.
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