A nice “upbeat” commentary on America’s future

[Allan from Fallbrook]

nost: In a pump, I would recommend either the Remington 870 Police with magnum receiver (meaning it can handle the 3″ shells) or the Mossberg 590. I’d get it with rifle sights, so you can shoot slug loads and if you get the Mossberg, I’d get the ghost ring sights.

The Remmie has a smoother action than the Mossberg, which is rough IMO, but the Mossberg is cheaper.

I’d add a mag extension (that will give you an 8 round capacity), and a sling and you’re in business.

[nostradamus]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]nost: In a pump, I would recommend either the Remington 870 Police with magnum receiver (meaning it can handle the 3″ shells) or the Mossberg 590. I’d get it with rifle sights, so you can shoot slug loads and if you get the Mossberg, I’d get the ghost ring sights.

The Remmie has a smoother action than the Mossberg, which is rough IMO, but the Mossberg is cheaper.

I’d add a mag extension (that will give you an 8 round capacity), and a sling and you’re in business. [/quote]
I’m leaning towards the remmi. The 870 comes with a folding stock option, any thoughts on that? I would imagine it would be better for use in small areas.

[nostradamus]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]nost: In a pump, I would recommend either the Remington 870 Police with magnum receiver (meaning it can handle the 3″ shells) or the Mossberg 590. I’d get it with rifle sights, so you can shoot slug loads and if you get the Mossberg, I’d get the ghost ring sights.

The Remmie has a smoother action than the Mossberg, which is rough IMO, but the Mossberg is cheaper.

I’d add a mag extension (that will give you an 8 round capacity), and a sling and you’re in business. [/quote]
I’m leaning towards the remmi. The 870 comes with a folding stock option, any thoughts on that? I would imagine it would be better for use in small areas.

[nostradamus]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]nost: In a pump, I would recommend either the Remington 870 Police with magnum receiver (meaning it can handle the 3″ shells) or the Mossberg 590. I’d get it with rifle sights, so you can shoot slug loads and if you get the Mossberg, I’d get the ghost ring sights.

The Remmie has a smoother action than the Mossberg, which is rough IMO, but the Mossberg is cheaper.

I’d add a mag extension (that will give you an 8 round capacity), and a sling and you’re in business. [/quote]
I’m leaning towards the remmi. The 870 comes with a folding stock option, any thoughts on that? I would imagine it would be better for use in small areas.

[nostradamus]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]nost: In a pump, I would recommend either the Remington 870 Police with magnum receiver (meaning it can handle the 3″ shells) or the Mossberg 590. I’d get it with rifle sights, so you can shoot slug loads and if you get the Mossberg, I’d get the ghost ring sights.

The Remmie has a smoother action than the Mossberg, which is rough IMO, but the Mossberg is cheaper.

I’d add a mag extension (that will give you an 8 round capacity), and a sling and you’re in business. [/quote]
I’m leaning towards the remmi. The 870 comes with a folding stock option, any thoughts on that? I would imagine it would be better for use in small areas.

[nostradamus]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]nost: In a pump, I would recommend either the Remington 870 Police with magnum receiver (meaning it can handle the 3″ shells) or the Mossberg 590. I’d get it with rifle sights, so you can shoot slug loads and if you get the Mossberg, I’d get the ghost ring sights.

The Remmie has a smoother action than the Mossberg, which is rough IMO, but the Mossberg is cheaper.

I’d add a mag extension (that will give you an 8 round capacity), and a sling and you’re in business. [/quote]
I’m leaning towards the remmi. The 870 comes with a folding stock option, any thoughts on that? I would imagine it would be better for use in small areas.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

nost: I’ve got an aftermarket top folder on my 870 (Choate) and it does cut down on the length, but the recoil is brutal (compared to a standard stock with pad). Sort of a six of one, half dozen kind of thing.

Definitely more maneuverable in tight spaces (like a hallway) than a full stock.

I don’t know what your budget is like, but Wilson Combat Shop (www.wilsoncombat.com) offers Scattergun Technologies shotguns and they have some really trick s**t (if you’re willing to spend the money).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

nost: I’ve got an aftermarket top folder on my 870 (Choate) and it does cut down on the length, but the recoil is brutal (compared to a standard stock with pad). Sort of a six of one, half dozen kind of thing.

Definitely more maneuverable in tight spaces (like a hallway) than a full stock.

I don’t know what your budget is like, but Wilson Combat Shop (www.wilsoncombat.com) offers Scattergun Technologies shotguns and they have some really trick s**t (if you’re willing to spend the money).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

nost: I’ve got an aftermarket top folder on my 870 (Choate) and it does cut down on the length, but the recoil is brutal (compared to a standard stock with pad). Sort of a six of one, half dozen kind of thing.

Definitely more maneuverable in tight spaces (like a hallway) than a full stock.

I don’t know what your budget is like, but Wilson Combat Shop (www.wilsoncombat.com) offers Scattergun Technologies shotguns and they have some really trick s**t (if you’re willing to spend the money).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

nost: I’ve got an aftermarket top folder on my 870 (Choate) and it does cut down on the length, but the recoil is brutal (compared to a standard stock with pad). Sort of a six of one, half dozen kind of thing.

Definitely more maneuverable in tight spaces (like a hallway) than a full stock.

I don’t know what your budget is like, but Wilson Combat Shop (www.wilsoncombat.com) offers Scattergun Technologies shotguns and they have some really trick s**t (if you’re willing to spend the money).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

nost: I’ve got an aftermarket top folder on my 870 (Choate) and it does cut down on the length, but the recoil is brutal (compared to a standard stock with pad). Sort of a six of one, half dozen kind of thing.

Definitely more maneuverable in tight spaces (like a hallway) than a full stock.

I don’t know what your budget is like, but Wilson Combat Shop (www.wilsoncombat.com) offers Scattergun Technologies shotguns and they have some really trick s**t (if you’re willing to spend the money).

[nostradamus]

Nay I’ll go with the tried-n-true remmi…

[nostradamus]

Nay I’ll go with the tried-n-true remmi…

[nostradamus]

Nay I’ll go with the tried-n-true remmi…

[nostradamus]

Nay I’ll go with the tried-n-true remmi…

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