In a (new) 20-ga Remington 870, I'd be looking at this one
IMO, this model is setup 'just right' for home defense: MODEL 870™ EXPRESS® COMPACT JR
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In a (new) .410 double, I'd probably go with a Stogie (or, if money was no object, a CZ/Huglu).
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- Sister in law needs a gun. I need some input folks. -
Murphy,
2013-08-05, 22:15
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- sounds like a relatively short 20 ga 870 is inorder to me. -
MR,
2013-08-05, 22:39
- agree; and for a handgun beretta 86 , tip up barrel, - cable, 2013-08-05, 23:11
- Youth model 20 gauge H&R Pardner shotgun - stonewalrus, 2013-08-06, 08:07
- Sister in law needs a gun. I need some input folks. -
Jhenry,
2013-08-06, 09:58
- and as biden says: go out on the deck and fire both barrels - cable, 2013-08-06, 11:20
- I think the small autos are harder to rack the slide - stonewalrus, 2013-08-06, 10:20
- Sister in law needs a gun. I need some input folks. -
Cherokee,
2013-08-06, 10:34
- To me pump shotguns are easiest to secure - stonewalrus, 2013-08-06, 10:40
- I thought I'd posted... for me the 20 ga Remgington -
Hobie,
2013-08-06, 11:56
- I agree with Hobie - Scribe, 2013-08-06, 14:53
- I agree on the anti-Mossberg I had a 20 gauge that fell - stonewalrus, 2013-08-06, 15:58
- Sister in law needs a gun. I need some input folks. - Catoosa, 2013-08-06, 17:36
- A dog, and plenty of signage - brionic, 2013-08-06, 17:44
- Thanks for the input friends. - Murphy, 2013-08-06, 19:57
- In a (new) 20-ga Remington 870, I'd be looking at this one - FOG, 2013-08-07, 14:21
- sounds like a relatively short 20 ga 870 is inorder to me. -
MR,
2013-08-05, 22:39