Choosing a new shotgun.
02-27-2002 | 05:08 PM
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Choosing a new shotgun.
In a few months I am going to buy a mossberg 500. It is $175. It is nice. Shoould I get it? What is another light, cheap and reliable 12ga? The most I am willing to pay is $250.00. Thanks,
Bubba
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02-27-2002 | 05:34 PM
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From: Lehighton PA USA
RE: Choosing a new shotgun.
It will do at that price. You can always get a better shotgun at a later date. I have been shooting Mossberg's fo over 30 years and they have never let me down yet. I own 3 Mossbergs 2 12 gauges and a 20 gauge. Only problem I have ever had with them is the safety botton breaking off.
02-27-2002 | 05:47 PM
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RE: Choosing a new shotgun.
About how much would an 870 cost?
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I would too spend just a few more dollars and go with the Remington.
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I would too spend just a few more dollars and go with the Remington.
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02-27-2002 | 07:27 PM
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RE: Choosing a new shotgun.
VA Hunter15
I got my 870 supermag during Christmas and it cost me $270+ tax. I love the 870's, never had any problems with them. I don't know much about the mossberg 500 but I do know you can't go wrong with the 870.
I got my 870 supermag during Christmas and it cost me $270+ tax. I love the 870's, never had any problems with them. I don't know much about the mossberg 500 but I do know you can't go wrong with the 870.
02-27-2002 | 07:41 PM
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From: bogue chitto ms USA
RE: Choosing a new shotgun.
i would go w/ a rem 870 express. i bought one a couple of years ago w/ a 21" barrel and a super full rem choke and i love it. i paid about $280. i would not waste my money on a mossberg.
02-28-2002 | 04:02 AM
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RE: Choosing a new shotgun.
Are they as light as a mossberg? I want a real light weight gun.
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Buy ya an 870 either express or supermag and put a remington Ventilator choke on it and you got one hell of a turkey gun. Just pattern it and match the right shell to the choke and you got a gun that will hammer the turks everytime out to 40 yards. If you buy that gun and that choke you will never buy another turkey gun again
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Buy ya an 870 either express or supermag and put a remington Ventilator choke on it and you got one hell of a turkey gun. Just pattern it and match the right shell to the choke and you got a gun that will hammer the turks everytime out to 40 yards. If you buy that gun and that choke you will never buy another turkey gun again
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