Comments on: How much does a double barrel shotgun cost on average? Is there a wait time in Oregon? For home/business? http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html Sat, 14 May 2011 08:54:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: P. Griffin http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html/comment-page-1#comment-515 P. Griffin Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:17:28 +0000 http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html#comment-515 I dont know a cost, but there is a fairly long wait time in oregon. Double barrel shotgun is a broad statement. You need classes, and it takes a while for you to get used to the recoil. You may also want a 9mm. for home protection, cause a double barrel has only two shots. you might need more then that. I dont know a cost, but there is a fairly long wait time in oregon. Double barrel shotgun is a broad statement. You need classes, and it takes a while for you to get used to the recoil. You may also want a 9mm. for home protection, cause a double barrel has only two shots. you might need more then that.

]]> By: Joe http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html/comment-page-1#comment-516 Joe Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:17:28 +0000 http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html#comment-516 A shotgun is wise for home defense for using short-range. You don't need pin-point accuracy because the pellets spray out. Nevertheless, you may need to get used to the "kick," or recoil. There may be a class, which would be helpful if you're inexperienced. A shotgun is wise for home defense for using short-range. You don’t need pin-point accuracy because the pellets spray out. Nevertheless, you may need to get used to the "kick," or recoil. There may be a class, which would be helpful if you’re inexperienced.

]]> By: Aaramaas http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html/comment-page-1#comment-517 Aaramaas Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:17:28 +0000 http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html#comment-517 Double barrel shotguns are pretty terrible for self defense, its hard to miss with a shotty and all but most are break action and that means 2 shots is all you get (most self defense shoot outs occur at around 7 ft, no time to reload). Combine that with the fact that most double barrel shot guns are quite a bit more expensive than the pump shotguns and there is really no reason I, personally, would ever count on one for self defense. You can get a mossberg 590 which holds 8 shells in the tube and one in barrel AND you can also attach a bayonet to the front all for around 650$ ball park, most double barrel shotguns are FAR more expensive than this. DO NOT forget the maxim "you get what you pay for" I would take a mossberg (name brand high quality police/military shotgun brand) over a cheap shotty of any brand ANY day. If our police and military trust their lives to them, why wouldn't you?? As far as the oregon wait period I have no idea, but I hear its kind of hippy central so my guess is that they are. Thank God for COLORADO, took me one hour to wait for a back ground check and I was going home with my XD45 5" tactical. Totally forgot to address the class question, most gun ranges will have classes, however I would recommend finding a highly skilled NRA instructor and taking a formal NRA shotgun class. I took my pistol class with a former army/sf/fbi firearms instructor and am not only ready to get my CCW permit but feel like I could not have learned more. DO NOT take a 4 hour class and DO NOT take a class that does not involve at least SOME shooting. (I put 200 rounds down range in my pistol course, qualified expert as well). Double barrel shotguns are pretty terrible for self defense, its hard to miss with a shotty and all but most are break action and that means 2 shots is all you get (most self defense shoot outs occur at around 7 ft, no time to reload). Combine that with the fact that most double barrel shot guns are quite a bit more expensive than the pump shotguns and there is really no reason I, personally, would ever count on one for self defense. You can get a mossberg 590 which holds 8 shells in the tube and one in barrel AND you can also attach a bayonet to the front all for around 650$ ball park, most double barrel shotguns are FAR more expensive than this. DO NOT forget the maxim "you get what you pay for" I would take a mossberg (name brand high quality police/military shotgun brand) over a cheap shotty of any brand ANY day. If our police and military trust their lives to them, why wouldn’t you?? As far as the oregon wait period I have no idea, but I hear its kind of hippy central so my guess is that they are. Thank God for COLORADO, took me one hour to wait for a back ground check and I was going home with my XD45 5" tactical.

Totally forgot to address the class question, most gun ranges will have classes, however I would recommend finding a highly skilled NRA instructor and taking a formal NRA shotgun class. I took my pistol class with a former army/sf/fbi firearms instructor and am not only ready to get my CCW permit but feel like I could not have learned more. DO NOT take a 4 hour class and DO NOT take a class that does not involve at least SOME shooting. (I put 200 rounds down range in my pistol course, qualified expert as well).

]]> By: Judith http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html/comment-page-1#comment-518 Judith Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:17:28 +0000 http://cheapshotguns.net/how-much-does-a-double-barrel-shotgun-cost-on-average-is-there-a-wait-time-in-oregon-for-homebusiness.html#comment-518 Yes there is a wait time in Oregon. Yes you should take classes. Yes ranges have classes. Prices depend on the type and brand of the gun. Yes there is a wait time in Oregon. Yes you should take classes. Yes ranges have classes. Prices depend on the type and brand of the gun.

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