New Remington
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RE: New Remington
I haven't ever held the shurshot, so this may be a one sided-statement...but I do own the 870 SPS-T with Thumbhole and it is probably the most comfortable gun I have ever held. I saw the 870 SPS-T in a magazine and as soon as I could get to Bass Pro Shops, I went and held / looked at it and imediately knew I had to have it. By far the most comfortable gun I have ever held. No experience with the shurshot though...
#5
RE: New Remington
The local gunshop didnt get any of the shurshot SPS-T but they did have a Express shurshot it felt good but so did the 870 thumbhole I'm goin to wait and make my decision on which one to get when the shurshot SPS-T comes in
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RE: New Remington
ORIGINAL: r33h
KY Turkey Hunter91...Just out of curiosity, what kind of choke are you using?
KY Turkey Hunter91...Just out of curiosity, what kind of choke are you using?
What are you shooting?
#8
RE: New Remington
I've been shooting a pump gun for many years now, but if I were to get a new gun just for Turkey hunting, it would be a Semi-Auto!! I have no complaints with a pump, except when a fast follow up shot is needed. That's where a Semi-Auto shines,since there's no loosing your sight picture or removing your face from the stock in the process of taking the next shot. I'll take the 11-87 over the 870 for that very reason.
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RE: New Remington
ORIGINAL: maytom
I've been shooting a pump gun for many years now, but if I were to get a new gun just for Turkey hunting, it would be a Semi-Auto!! I have no complaints with a pump, except when a fast follow up shot is needed. That's where a Semi-Auto shines,since there's no loosing your sight picture or removing your face from the stock in the process of taking the next shot. I'll take the 11-87 over the 870 for that very reason.
I've been shooting a pump gun for many years now, but if I were to get a new gun just for Turkey hunting, it would be a Semi-Auto!! I have no complaints with a pump, except when a fast follow up shot is needed. That's where a Semi-Auto shines,since there's no loosing your sight picture or removing your face from the stock in the process of taking the next shot. I'll take the 11-87 over the 870 for that very reason.