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Old 05-10-2012, 03:39 PM   #1
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Default My first shotgun... Mossberg 500 Tactical
I picked up my first shotgun... Mainly use for home defense....




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Old 05-10-2012, 03:41 PM   #2
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Can't go wrong with the Mossberg 500


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Your first shotgun !.......I bet your happy and you made a wise choice as well.
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Old 05-10-2012, 07:01 PM   #4
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Nice, you probably won't need another one, unless you get into the cowboy action shooting or something. You could probably pick up a long barrel for bird hunting.

I like the sidesaddle shell holder i added to the left side of mine's receiver.
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If that's the style you wanted you really couldn't do any better. Especially for the money.
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Nice looking gun. I use my gun for hunting mostly. And apparently a collapsible stock like that makes it a tactical wepon for "blood thirsty red necks who don't have enough brain cells" according to my best friends parents who shelter her from anything dangerous. Little do they know their little angel shoots that gun
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nice shoty is it a 12ga
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It is a 12 gauge
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Good choice.

Just practice with bird shot.

Seriously, a bit of clay bird shooting is good practice if you use a pump for defense.

99 percent of the malfunctions that I've seen on the range with pumps have been "short stroking." A couple of hundred clay birds, and you'll never short stroke your weapon. Plus, it's fun!
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Nice shotgun! I like that stock on it.


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