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Posted: 1/5/2006 7:48:15 PM EDT
| I've never had a gun before and a cheap shotgun is my only option, Im looking for something tactical like the 870 MCS or a Benelli M3.....The 870 MCS looks perfect but i dont know much about the details of guns....I only plan on using this at a range, but i love guns (like you guyshe What do you guys think? Is the 870 worth my money? |
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The Deer Gun has a Rifled barrel on it... it would be just fine if you wanted to shoot only slugs but have a look at the tacked thread up above in reguards to shot in a rifled barrel... If i where in your shoes i would pick up a 870 Police Mag if you had the money for it or a 870 Express H.D. and work from there.. the 870 is deffently the king of shotguns you will be very happy with it.. but take it from someone whos been there make sure you buy one with the barrel you want on it allready.. Being in WA look for Sportsmans Wherehouse or GI Joes. GI Joes Charges way to much but thats where i bought my first shotgun.. SW is likely to have the best price's on New firearms. but if your willing to go used theres alot better deals to be had out there.. if you can hit up a gun show and look around theres always a crapload of 870s floating around.. hell the other day i saw a mint shape wingmaster for 250.. Jess |
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Well if 300 is your budget i would eather grab that one *not a bad price at all* or a Mossberg 500 if your willing to drop down a small notch in quality. the mossbergs are cheap (as in barrels and parts) and are easy to SBS if you ever want to go that route. thinking back on it i almost wish i had gotten a Mossberg instead of my 870 becuse of how cheap it is to do anything to it. Jess |
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how much cheaper are we talking here? and can i change out the rear with one of these types? http://www.brownells.com/Images/Products/159000002a.jpg |
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On the same website a Mossberg 500 around 250 where as the remmington was around 300 but the thing where you get cheaper for the most part is if you want to change out barrels and mag tubes.. and there are pretty much the same stock for eatch shotgun as they are both very clouse competiors |
nice work but what did you use to clean up the raw edge of the cut to make it look like it was factory? |
Ah, now there is a tale... if you beg, I'll tell you |
Yes, very easy drop-in replacement (remove the buttplate, indo bolt, replace stock, reverse for assembly). You could then sell the factory stock on the EE. Looks great on a Rem 870. Fits a Mossberg too, but looks crap due to the trigger guard being located too far forwards (plus you can't operate the Mossy safety easily with a pistol grip). Stick with the 870. |
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I very much recommend the Remington 870 pump shotgun, a great, classic dependaple shotgun. If you want to save some money, do not overlook used 870's. I got a great deal recently at a local pawn shop, I bought a used Remington 870 older style blue finish riot shotgun, 18" bbl, and a Remington top folding pistol grip stock for 130.00 out the door. If you find what you want, do not be afraiid to make a cash offer, they just might take it, or come back with a counter offer. Gun shows are another source for guns and accessories like barrels, stocks, etc. Watch the aisles at gun shows for individuals that have guns and accessories for sale, aisle sales are a great source for guns and accessories, just be very sure of what you want, look the item over carefully and have the cash ready. Knowledge is power and the more you know about what you are interested in the better. I am glad to see young people getting involved in guns and shooting, please remember that safety is first, and enjoy your guns and shooting! |
I wont beg..so how about you just tell |
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