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Pancake syrup....they love it.

Like many here I also have both in a few different configurations. I would have to agree that it all comes down to personal peference. I don't do much high volume shooting just hunting and a few hand tossed clays so I don't think I'll ever get a chance to say that I'd worn out either one of them.

Somebody on here did a good job on an 870 wooden forearm with truck bedliner. Matched his synthetic stock really well. There were photos of it, but it was quite some time ago.

I have a Mossberg 835 which i love. A couple of my buddies have the nova. I have tried them but cannot get use to the feel of them. They have been very reliable though.

+1 for the Cabelas Three Forks. I got a 7'6 3wt for small trout this past spring. Excellent rod for the price.

I used a band saw to cut mine. Just remember....you may not need as much removed as you think. Better to do it in small amounts.

I cut the stock on my camo 835. It was only 3/8 " but it made a world of difference. The factory pad will also fit back on with a small lip which can be removed.

NL = Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada.

Many moose & caribou have fallen to a 7.62 x 54R here in NL.

I really enjoy my Winchester SX1. It is very well made and reliable. I would recommend it to anyone.

I too, bought a new 26" express in 12ga about a year ago. Used it all last rabbit season and it was flawless. No rust issues either, even with our Newfoundland winters and salt water.

Hey everybody, long time reader but this is my first post. I am from NL Canada, and have killed 5 moose in my lifetime and participated in many, many, more hunts(at least one a year for the past 23-24 yrs.). All of mine have been killed with a remington 7400 in 30-06 with 180 gr bullets of...