Shotgun Picture Thread?
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I'll play too lol
Norinco copy of the Winchester Model 97 Trenchgun, used to be my go-to gun for the shotgun stage of local 3-gun matches, less the bayonet of course. She is true to form, no disconnector................
Before too long I'm going to have her either cerakoted or parked, I have a 1912 Model 12 that was made into a trenchgun replica as well thats going to get the same treatment one of these days
Norinco copy of the Winchester Model 97 Trenchgun, used to be my go-to gun for the shotgun stage of local 3-gun matches, less the bayonet of course. She is true to form, no disconnector................
Before too long I'm going to have her either cerakoted or parked, I have a 1912 Model 12 that was made into a trenchgun replica as well thats going to get the same treatment one of these days
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CVA 12 guage percussion muzzle-loader.
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Michael Gibbs
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Just traded into this
Ithaca Model 87
I'm loving the green hue parkerization and old school walnut!
Mossberg 590A1.
Combat Diver
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My primary shotgun is a older Remington 870 Wingmaster Magnum that my dad gave me just before cancer took him in 90'. Gun was used as it was a San Antonio Police Department gun by 18" cylinder bore, parkerized, factory mag extension past the muzzle and walnut stocked. I've since added 21" cylinder bore rifle sighted tube, 21" Rem Choke Xtra Full Turkey barrel, 28" vent rib Rem choke, plastic stock set, numerous Rem chokes, several mag tubes and carrying case.
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Beautiful shotgun. What make and model?
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brentona
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I need one! Man that's pretty. Love the external hammers.
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brentona
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Tears it up in skeet if the range will let you shoot it there. Holds its own in backyard trap as well. It's a handy little guy and a must have for me.
It's part of my favorite shelf in the house!
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My house guns...both also have 26" sporting barrels and the 1187 has choke tubes for the slug barrel. The modified choke with #4 buck appears to be pretty devastating at 30 yds, at least on steel plate. The rifled choke will shoot to a hundred yards with a quality slug. I don't keep slings on these usually.
My turn! Here's my current collection of skatturgunz. Top to bottom:
Benelli Super Sport 30" (Also have the 26" barrel for it)
Remington 1100 Competition Master 22" circa 2003 (might sell it, despite just buying it)
FEI Import Single Shot 12 gauge chopped to 18" barrel
Remington 870 Police circa 1983
Remington Model 11 circa 1947 (one of the last ones made based on serial number and barrel date stamp)
Benelli M1 Super 90. Some Nordic components, rifled sights, threaded for chokes (and begging for the SiCo Salvo)
Winchester Ranger 120 Youth circa 1986 or 87, my only 20 gauge (notice the length of pull and how close the action is CLOSED. Would make an AWESOME SBS)
Benelli Super Sport 30" (Also have the 26" barrel for it)
Remington 1100 Competition Master 22" circa 2003 (might sell it, despite just buying it)
FEI Import Single Shot 12 gauge chopped to 18" barrel
Remington 870 Police circa 1983
Remington Model 11 circa 1947 (one of the last ones made based on serial number and barrel date stamp)
Benelli M1 Super 90. Some Nordic components, rifled sights, threaded for chokes (and begging for the SiCo Salvo)
Winchester Ranger 120 Youth circa 1986 or 87, my only 20 gauge (notice the length of pull and how close the action is CLOSED. Would make an AWESOME SBS)
Patriot
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My Dad bought this Belgian made Browning 20 gauge superimposed new in 1964. I was 5 years old then. He hunted with it for many years. Lost Dad Dec 23 2010. I hunt with it now. And always think of him.
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I have one of these from my late teenage years. Great gun and low price.One more. Stevens 311 modded for SASS.
Crappy pic of my Mossbergs.
I see Remington's introduced a semi auto in the Shockwave/Tac-14 vein. I would buy a Shockwaved 930.
First time I ever shot a gas gun, I felt like I was cheating & wouldn't mind an 18.5" 930 if I could get wood furniture for it.
First time I ever shot a gas gun, I felt like I was cheating & wouldn't mind an 18.5" 930 if I could get wood furniture for it.
Patriot
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My 12g SW FDE twins with PA redot optics.
A neat video on the Mossy Shockwave, a capable firearm once one learns how to operate it.
This fella does quite well, even hits double clays.
Update- removed PA red dots and added Crimson Trace.
A neat video on the Mossy Shockwave, a capable firearm once one learns how to operate it.
This fella does quite well, even hits double clays.
Update- removed PA red dots and added Crimson Trace.
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larryh1108
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Mossy 500 8+1
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They sell a wood stocked 930 for hunting. So you could either buy the furniture or buy the 18.5" barrel
