I wasn't planning to buy a tactical shottie today...
- Thread starter straitshooter
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straitshooter
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Upwind of Ottawa
Not a lot to report. I've used the gun now and then since I got it five 
years ago, and it's holding up well.
Everything still fits nicely, and it still goes "bang" when I squeeze the loud switch.
With no front sight, though, I can say that's it's not the best shottie for shooting skeet... but it's a good general sporting shotgun.
years ago, and it's holding up well.Everything still fits nicely, and it still goes "bang" when I squeeze the loud switch.
With no front sight, though, I can say that's it's not the best shottie for shooting skeet...
but it's a good general sporting shotgun.
Turkeyslayer 1300
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Russell, Ontario
Scattergun seems to be fine.
- Location
- London, Ontario
Nice gun...I bought my g/f one last year and it has since seen about 2000+ rounds..and most were buck and slugs loads, birdshot just isn't that fun She LOVES this gun and even named it lol. I've shot it in all seasons, weather, been dropped in snow, mud, gravel and it never stops going boom
She LOVES this gun and even named it lol. I've shot it in all seasons, weather, been dropped in snow, mud, gravel and it never stops going boom
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Nice gun...I bought my g/f one last year and it has since seen about 2000+ rounds..and most were buck and slugs loads, birdshot just isn't that fun
Now thats the kind of feedback I was looking for. I havent heard much of this "scattergun" so its good to hear some first hand experience. My neighbour was looking for something like this, and prophet river can get them in. I wouldnt mind one like that for myself if I had the coin at the moment.
