May 3rd, 2011 by eranio
I recently did an adjustment to my Benelli… The stock was ridiculously long and there is no adjustment, so I just took the recoil pad off. Still haven’t taken it out yet…
Anyone fire a shotty without any pad? How bad is it?
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January 17th, 2011 by eranio
So earlier I posted a question because Im new to the term "Shotty".
That term is short for "shotgun" which what a lot of people use to refer to the passenger side.
My question is why is the passenger side called shotgun?
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December 20th, 2010 by eranio
Hi, I live in Texas and I am 20. My friend gave me his old pistol grip which I just put on my Mossberg Maverick, I still have the stock too. I already put the stock back on though, because somebody just told me that a shotty with a pistol grip is no longer considered a long-gun, therefore, its an illegal firearm?
k, thanks! I prefer the pistol grip, more compact, but leaves a little zing in your hand!
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November 11th, 2010 by eranio
I am wanting to purchase a Mossberg shotgun at a gunshow tomorrow, and am really liking the Cruiser models, except they come in 12 gauge. I was wondering how you can convert, if possible, a shotgun from 12 to 20 gauge. I know that you convert the barrels on handguns to allow for this, but did not know if that would be the case with shotguns.
Also, if you really want to help me, you can tell me if Mossberg does make the Cruiser in a 20 gauge. The reason I like them is because they are small, sleek, and especially like the pump-strap.
I am wanting to get a shotgun my girlfriend will feel comfortable using, and the 12 is too powerful for that. The 20 will do MORE than the required job of self-defense, and be my play toy when I want to add stuff to it.
Garret…you CAN convert a gun. Glock’s are the easiest guns to convert as you only need to change the barrel. I know this because I HAVE ONE to do it!
I just didn’t know if the same could be done with a shotty…
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October 28th, 2010 by eranio
Hi I am moving to a home in las vegas, the are looks good but I want home security just incase. SHould I go with a shotgun or handgun? I either want the Taurus 24/7 PRO .45 ACP or the Mossberg 12 gauge shotty. ALso, if the shotty is a better choice, should I get the pistol grip? I would ofcourse take classes for training before firing the gun, thanks.
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July 4th, 2010 by eranio
My dad, before being laid off, got me this Benelli Montefeltro. It was a gift from his lumber company for buying so much wood that year. This was maybe 2 years ago? Heworked for Avery Edwards, if they bought so much, the Lumber Company would give everyone a gift, (it was a small company.) I was just curious. It’s an awesome shotty no doubt for the exception of a few jams here and again.
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July 2nd, 2010 by eranio
My dad, before being laid off, got me this Benelli Montefeltro. It was a gift from his lumber company for buying so much wood that year. This was maybe 2 years ago? Heworked for Avery Edwards, if they bought so much, the Lumber Company would give everyone a gift, (it was a small company.) I was just curious. It’s an awesome shotty no doubt for the exception of a few jams here and again.
I use winchester shells from Dick’s.
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June 30th, 2010 by eranio
I’m torn between the two. I like the compactness and versatility of the Judge, but I heard it’s hard to find a 410 shell with a configuration good for takedown power. The Mossberg shotty takes up more room but you have takedown power and that click-clack shotgun sound that should soil some underwear.
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February 23rd, 2010 by eranio
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.
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February 22nd, 2010 by eranio
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.
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December 23rd, 2009 by eranio
Ive had cod4 for months now, but I’ve started using shotgun alot more. I find it very hard and prefer really to use a sniper rifle, but I want a golden shotty. Does anybody have any tips for using the shotgun in a way to rack up a good kill streak?
thanks.
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November 25th, 2009 by eranio
He told me that it was a Western Auto 350 A. He also said that this gun was identical to a Mossberg 500. Is this true, or does he not know what he’s talking about? I’m just trying to buy a good used shotty to hunt some rabbits and the occasional turkey. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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November 16th, 2009 by eranio
While I play Gears of War, alot of people charge my sniping butt full force and with a shotgun loaded with perfect shots and I turn around and pull out my shotty and try the best to defend myself but its always a futile try. And for some reason, I always lose in a shotgun fight. I was told it was best to get your center aim in while shouldered then quickly press L and for that brief moment aim at the person and shoot then go back to hip and keep on strafting left and right, but I always fail.
So I was wondering whats the best way to Shotgun in Gears of War?
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