So I was in my local hunting and fishing store and am looking for a home protection shotgun. These are the two I am considering.

Remington 870 12 Gauge Express Syn 18" -9

H&R New England Pardner 12 Gauge 18 1/2" -9

the guy at the counter told me the H&R would be fine sense I will not be using it a lot. Just to go to the range to get used to the gun than keep it in the house. I am inclined to go for the H&R sense it is 80 bucks cheaper but still want others opinions on which I should get.

Thank you for your answers.

Will the real steal Remington 870 take a magazine like the airsoft one pictured in the link.

[url]http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/other-gun/shotguns/maruzen-ca870-charger-shotgun.html[/url]
Since there is no link option on here, which is kinda ridiculous just type "maruzen ca870 charger" in google image search and you’lll see what I mean. Thanks.
I know that Remington 870 is not a toy. I was simply wondering if the pictured airsoft replica is realistic, and if a magazine version really existed.

And for those of you that think there’s is no possible way for a tube fed, pump shotgun to take "box magazine." There a couple pump shotguns out there that have both tube and magazine fed version. Such as baikal MP-133 and MP-133k, http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh48-e.htm , I am also pretty sure that during the Vietnam Carroll Childers produced a "Box Magazine" fed shotgun based on the 870, so a "box magazine" fed, pump shotgun is not all really that unreasonable of an idea.

i have been looking at the remington 870, 453, and 1100 and the mossberg 500, and 535. I am looking for a shotty under 300, durable, American made (if possible) and fits me. I would like to use it to hunt deer, turkey, bird, and use in clay . Any suggestions? Also i would like it to be new if possible.

i have been looking at the remington 870, 453, and 1100 and the mossberg 500, and 535. I am looking for a shotty under 300, durable, American made (if possible) and fits me. I would like to use it to hunt deer, turkey, bird, and use in clay . Any suggestions? Also i would like it to be new if possible.

Wondering if anyone has any experience with this semi-auto shotgun? How it compares, holds up, fires, reliability, durability,etc. Can’t seem to find to many reviews on it. Also if you know how the pump (PA-08) compares to the Remington 870?

ok i want to get a Remington 870 Junior 20- GA. Pink Shotgun from Gander Mountain but I don’t know if Gander MT. still cares them!

Yesterday, I asked about the best shotgun for home defense. Most people said that they used 12 gauge shotguns (even though other kinds are also sufficient). The top recommendations are the mossberg 500, remington 870, and the mossberg 590 (some other people mentioned it). Now that I’ve narrowed down my choices, which of these would you pick? I don’t want a double-barrel, only a single barrel. I would also want to get one made from the most durable material (preferably black synthetic stock). Before I go out and buy one, does anyone want to throw their 2 cents in? If you want to recommend one of those that I listed, which specific version should I get? I want one with a shorter barrel.
I know that, but I still want to pick out a specific model. I already know that 12 gauge can kick butt.
What about the 870 marine magnum?

I’m also going to sell my Lightly used Mossberg 500 5+1 to help pay for it. Or I might just keep it and have two shotguns…

I do not like the remington 870.
I don’t like the saftey and the guns balance feels funny to me.

I am currently looking for a good/nice shotgun to purchase. I live in California and I already know the california gun laws are strict as it already is. I am trying to look for a tactical shotgun (not a hunting), OR a shotgun that is good for self defense. I was really interested in buying a benelli m4 but that is military issue and I doubt that california citizens will not be able to purchase them. I was also thinking about the mossberg or the remington 870. Can anybody suggest on what other good shotguns there are to buy in the state of california that are tactical w/ a price range of 500 or under. Thank you.

i figure i cant hunt with it but will it work for home defense its a 6 shot shotgun i believe you can only have 3 for hunting but like i said its for home defense me and my fiance are getting married and moving so i want us to be safe wherever we go.

http://www.mossberg.com/products/default.asp?id=5&section=products
http://www.mossberg.com/images/Mossberg_Guns/930/New/50420.jpg
i know i personally love the remington 870 i had one in 20 gauge its what i grew up with for hunting but mine was stolen when i was gone for a weekend and i find the price of the remington to high for me just getting married at big 5 i found this mossberg for 0 somethin
http://www.mossberg.com/images/Mossberg_Guns/930/New/50420.jpg

this is the one sorry i messed up the url. i dont want the funkie muzzle brake one

I’m 12 and I want to fight in the army or marines and I want a shotgun when I grow up. I’ve been doing research on what the best shotgun is and I got the remington 870. Is that the best or is there a better shotgun? (I’m talking about military forces, not hunting or anything).

I went to a local gun shop today and they had a used Remington 870 for 9. Is that a good buy? What are some things I can look at when buying a used shotgun?

Second thing I was wondering is what does it mean to have a modified choke and what does it mean to have the barrel riffled?
Ok, maybe I should be a little more specific so I don’t come off as as completely ignorant. I have shot guns all my life and have taken the hunter’s ed class. I know what a riffled barrel is. More specifically I guess I should have asked what the purpose of a riffled barrel in a shotgun was? Is it specifically for slugs or something? I don’t have too much experience with shotguns. Not as much as with my handguns and rifles. I have never owned a shotgun. I have been interested in getting one for awhile.

was bought about 10 years ago, hardly ever used, i don’t even think it was fired 50 times. is a remington 870, 20 gauge youth shotgun. looks new.
express…it’s a hunting model

I have a Remington 870 12 ga. police shotgun. I want to mount a gun light on it. What should I buy to be able to accomplish this?

Hi! I’m not yet in Houston’s PD academy (it is a few months away), but I’ve been told I can qualify with a shotgun. I want to accomplish this. I’ve got little to no experience with shotguns, but I got a dvd that taught me a lot about what I should be looking at/how I should load/etc: (http://www.navyseals.com/store/detail.aspx?ID=172&Name=Tactical-Shotgun-for-Self-Defense-DVD)

Anyhow I have two questions about that. #1, how should I be training? I have access to a range near my house (indoor and outdoor varieties). I have no idea what they will want me to be capable of (grouping, distance, target acquisition, tactical clearing, or otherwise).

Secondly, I’m planning on getting a Remington 870 with a pistol grip, butt-stock, ghost-ring sights. Everything else I don’t feel I’ll really need to do well in qualifications. Anyone think I should be looking at a different model/setup?

Your input will be appreciated.

Have a 500A Mossberg shotgun I got cheap from a relative. Brand new for 0. My question is, are they reliable and hold their own to the Remington 870? Thanks for all your help. I’ve been hearing some mixed opinions by using google.
Just the field model 28" barrel and I also got a 24" Slugster barrel.
Thanks, wish I had the money for even a Benelli!

I’m looking for a shotgun that can do it all. I want a remington 870 but there are so many versions of the gun. I want one that can take down deer, birds, and small game. Any suggestions are welcome.

I went to a local gun shop today and they had a used Remington 870 for 9. Is that a good buy? What are some things I can look at when buying a used shotgun?

Second thing I was wondering is what does it mean to have a modified choke and what does it mean to have the barrel riffled?

  
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