i am looking at buying a home protection /selfdefence shotgun i have looked at a few one was a mossberg500 with a pistolgrip only stock pump nice gun cost was 300 new from dealer the other was a tactical shotgun which had a stock that was telecoping like a ar15 stock with the pistol grip on it also it's sight where alot like a ar15 with a upper rail and a big front sight it was 800 semiauto which i likednot sure of maker but it was at gander mountain outdoor world which should i get i know one is a in house gun and the other is more long range but with eh telescoping stock closed it is just like the mosseberg also should i go semiauto or pump the money ate much of a worry but if i do not have to spend the extra 500 ii wont but i do not wont to have the wroung gun
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If so, buy the same type of shotgun you have now and make modifications to it for your home defense shotgun. That way, you already know all the functions of the gun making it easier to operate in a rushed, dark situation.
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i do not have a shotgun right now but had a mossberg 500 turkey gun which is the stock model of the self defence gun but should i go semi auto
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Si vis pacem, para bellum.
If you want peace, prepare for war.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is it's natural manure." - Thomas Jefferson
Team 17: Kickers and Stickers
THIS .45/.410 (2.5" chamber) REVOLVER ALSO FIRES THE POPULAR .45 COLT. IT'S SPECIALLY DESIGNED FRAME WITH ELONGATED CYLINDER TO ACCOMMODATE ALL THESE VARIOUS SHELLS. SO GRAB A CASE OF 410'S AND HEAD FOR THE CLAY BIRD RANGE. YOU'LL FIND YOURSELF HITTING AERIAL TARGETS LIKE A
Best home defense weapon Mossberg 500. Inexpensive(paid $200.00 in 95),reliable and if you have owned one for 30 plus years you know where everything is located. Thumb safety on top, ejector button ,lt side behind the trigger guard (best for a rt hand shooter). Now for hunting, i prefer my remington 870 -#1 reason, it doesn't kick like a mule as my mossberg 500does but gives a push instead, alsothe trigger is more "attuned' to hunting situations than the 500.