+1fm2 wrote:I'd suggest getting a Winchester 1300. Then replace the brass bead with a tru glo fat dot bead. The FN shotguns are very durable as well.
Here's mine:

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+1fm2 wrote:I'd suggest getting a Winchester 1300. Then replace the brass bead with a tru glo fat dot bead. The FN shotguns are very durable as well.
Did you take that around Christmas time?M9FAN wrote:+1fm2 wrote:I'd suggest getting a Winchester 1300. Then replace the brass bead with a tru glo fat dot bead. The FN shotguns are very durable as well.
Here's mine:
That was hilarious, btw.NcongruNt wrote:Did you take that around Christmas time?
have you ever tried to dove hunt with the pistol grip????DParker wrote:Nothing wrong with any of the guns suggested here, but if you happen across a used Mossberg 500 in good shape you would do well to strongly consider it as an option too. For less than the cost of just a good autoloader I've been able to buy my Mossy and deck it out with accessories so that I now have, in essence, three guns for three distinct purposes....
For birds, small-game and clay disks:
For throwing slugs at large-game up to 150 yds. away:
For dealing with 2-legged predators:
It takes less than 30 seconds to go from one barrel setup to another.
Ho! Ho! Ho!DoubleJ wrote:That was hilarious, btw.NcongruNt wrote:Did you take that around Christmas time?
Yep. It was a pleasure, too. Have you?mr surveyor wrote:have you ever tried to dove hunt with the pistol grip????
DParker wrote:Yep. It was a pleasure, too. Have you?mr surveyor wrote:have you ever tried to dove hunt with the pistol grip????