Any Shotgun people here?

I like shotguns! I've only got two right now. Same as the two above^^


Different variations, but same.
On the Stevens I painted it Coyote brown.

 

I like shotguns, have mostly single shots, a couple of side by sides, a Model 1, a Winchester lever action clone, and a couple of H&R Parder Pumps.

I had bought a Remington 870 express specifically for a hunt I was going on but it wouldn't function. I could of probably fixed it by polishing the chamber, but did not have the tme. I replaced it with the H&R pardner pump because 1, it was available and 2, it was cheap. I liked the Pardner so well, I went out and bought the protector version of it. The Pardners and PW87 lever action are what I shoot most often now.

 

I am not into shotguns at all,

I just don't shoot them, reload for them , hunt with them, or particulary like them.

These are just a few Ive accumulated along the road of life.

















Jim

 

I'm not into shotguns as much as rifles and handguns but I do like them,just don't have much use for them except for rabbit hunting. All I have is a Mossberg Model 500. I am on helping Mrs. Squirrelhunter get 1 along with a rifle and handgun in the near future if possible. She like guns too and wants to go hunting with me but wants her own guns which I agree with. She needs some that fit her.

 

NOPE...Never did like 'em !!

 

Ifithitu

When you said your 870 had problems possible ejection.any shells with
Steel heads won.t work in my 870 or semi auto Brass is great.
Thanks 22shooter

 

I have always enjoyed shotguns as I used to do a lot of upland game and waterfowl hunting. I still have a Browning Citori 12ga. and a 870 left. For years I enjoyed collecting doubles, especially o/u's. Had quite a few of them and some side by sides. The finest shotgun I had ever had in my hands was a Parker 20ga. owned by Frank Pachmayr and that was donated to Ducks Unlimited. They had a raffle on it and I bought a hundred bucks worth of tickets. I still have the tickets should anybody be interested in them, and no shotgun. Guess it wasn't my turn to win. I also had a few when it came to trap shooting and my favorite gun then was the BT99. I had to sell a bunch of them in a nasty divorce. One of my favorities was a Browning Citori o/u .410 and I never got a chance to shoot it. NIB and I bought it to go quail hunting with a buddy in Alabama but the year we planned our hunt he got killed in an auto accident. Still wish I had that gun, just for memories sake.

Tommy

 

As a boy I hunted with a few single shots, possibly sold by furniture companies. In my 40's I bought a Winchester 20ga. 1400 pump - that had a shot pattern resembling a /, only laying over more.

 

I love a good shotgun. "Good" to me means old school. I've got a Winchester 1200, which is a modern stamped metal and cheap wood gun. It works, but it doesn't have anywhere near the "feel" of my old, sadly now inoperative, Remington model 10. Model 12, Ithaca 37, those guns float my boat. I could care less about an 870 or Mossie 500. Old guns are far better.

 

Both the Mossberg 500 and Remington 870 are thee most proliferate manufactured shotguns on the planet...and both can be fitted with wood furniture if ordered thusly.

Well...Everyone has their opinion.