Home-D Shotty

[chrisguy]

Just a heads-up... I've often heard the Win. 1300 as a viable option to the other two also, but it's been discontinued for a few years now. Still plenty out there used of course.

[HandKBRad]

Just a heads-up... I've often heard the Win. 1300 as a viable option to the other two also, but it's been discontinued for a few years now. Still plenty out there used of course.

Thanks for the info I didn't know.

[Atrain]

Any opinions on auto loader vs. pump?

[JohnTRourke]

semi-auto's are "faster", and "easier", but there's more $hit to go wrong.

Pumps have a more complex manual of arms and require more practice. (but with practice can be insanely fast), and have less stuff to go wrong. Like a revolver, you just keep pumping if it doesn't go off.

[Atrain]

Anyone handled a Mossberg 930 SPX?

[PhL0aTeR]

Any opinions on auto loader vs. pump?

For HD id say go with a pump. alot of times, just chambering a round is enough to freak someone out into scurrying away.... that is of course you WANT them to leave.... if not, then just have one in the hole

I have a mossberg500A that i bought off gunbroker.com for $180 NIB several years ago. shipped for $20 and had the yellow form done for free at a pawn shop here in texas.... $200 aint bad for a brand new shotgun..... keep in mind this was the model with the heat shield, pistol grip, etc

[kwando]

ive never owned a pump before and i have a 11-87, what about short stroking a pump? is it possible?

[JohnTRourke]

, what about short stroking a pump? is it possible?

yes
it's a problem, esp with shorter arms and it's possible to do. (but easy to fix, easier than a FTF in a semi-auto)
training makes it go away.