/r/Shotguns
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Just having fun seeing how fast I can run it. No shot timer so no idea how fast it really is. Shooting Fiocchi buckshot low velocity.
I bought my 590 a few months ago and I’ve put about 100 rounds through it. I was dry firing last night and it wouldn’t feed my snap caps. I tried live ammo and it still wouldn’t feed. I disassembled cleaned it and reassembled and it still won’t feed properly. I have to slam the bolt back a couple times to get a shell to feed. Any help is appreciated.
First gun
I bought what looks like a Benelli clone at my lgs and I can’t find anything on it. Just the bull pups they make. It’s a Landor Arms LND 304. Just curious if anyone has any experience with these. Got for 370 when priced at 520 originally
So a coworker of mine wants to sell me his Breda Brescia in 12ga from the 50’s the only thing I wanted to know is if it can shoot steel shot.
Buy a Shotgun. Load up on Birdshot. Get into skeet shooting. You know, just in case.
The stock on this Essex single barrel I was given is pretty beat up and I would like to change it. I’m not sure where to find a stock that would fit. I’ve looked online and all the Essex stocks I find are either used or antique. I’m wondering if there is some stock out there that fits the same size as an old Essex
I have an old 28” barrel from a Mossberg 500 that does not have a vent rib. I already have an 18.5” and a 28” vent rib threaded with chokes.
So what should I do with this barrel? Cut it down? If so what size?
Hi I live work at a camp ground part of my job is dealing with wild life this includes bears coyotes and wild hogs. I have been looking at buying my first shotgun partially to for protection and pest control I want a shotgun that works well with slugs and buckshot but I’m mostly I need something that works well with rubber shot if anyone has any information on this gun please let me know
TLDR does the 590 work well with rubber shot
Really want a remington 1100 because I acquired a Crosman 1100 (airgun based off of the remington 1100 as a “kid’s first trainer gun” for hunting)
Always wanted one but never saw one locally till now
Local shop has one for $900 but unsure what the best pricing would be. Specifically this model in wood furniture (used but well protected) and in 12 gauge vs the usual 20
After 2 other shotguns came and went, I finally laid hands on a mossberg 500, as I intially planned like 2 years ago.
Not only is it a 500, but the previous owner threw the Wook Gladitore stock and fore end combo on it before parting ways.
No original box, just the firearm, but I think it was an absolute steal for a pump action in such good condition, with the upgraded goodies.
(My gun photography needs work for sure)
I have no earthly need for another pump action shotgun, but I feel like I should for $200.
Anyone know why these scratches in my citori stock that happened today appear white? (They are not a light natural wood color, literally just white)
I’m fortunate enough to be able to shoot on my property. I picked up an A400 Xtreme Plus in 12g for Black Friday ($400 off) which was cool.
Should I grab a used Stoeger m3000 sporting or older Remington wingmaster? Both for about $450. For general bird and small game hunting and some clays.