Short barrel Shotty

Many many options mate.
Factory or custom?
R or NR?
Budget?

For something like a shorty I still stick with NR personally, less headaches around the farm and if it ends up in the back of a truck its not going to require a lawyer.
At any rate, great fun
 
NR if possible but will entertain a R as well, want something for looks more than anything, i like reliable and then i also want a few safe queens for looks.
 
Can't you just get an 8" grizzly, reclassify it restricted and put a pistol grip on it? Pointless and as useless as a bikini model manequin, but that's what you're asking right? Short barrel full stock shotguns are as cool and fun while being a bit more useful and less hassle (non-restricted)...(just my take). Google the Dominion Outlaw.
 
The 8.5" grizzly from can ammo is your best bet at 27 1/8" long NR is your best bet, but no pistole grip
 
emerson said:
Can't you just get an 8" grizzly, reclassify it restricted and put a pistol grip on it? Pointless and as useless as a bikini model manequin, but that's what you're asking right? Short barrel full stock shotguns are as cool and fun while being a bit more useful and less hassle (non-restricted)...(just my take). Google the Dominion Outlaw.
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Thank you sir
 
I am having an 8 1/2 built from a wingmaster as we speak. Since I don't hunt, it will have a pistol grip on it. We have an action range which we are allowed light 12 gauge loads on the plates. It's just toy pure and simple (as are any and all AR's, be honest) . I have 8 Wingmasters at the moment, so when I got a deal on a Dlask 8.5 barrel I thought why not sacrifice one for the cause. So really, the best excuse is "because I can"
 
dogzilla said:
I am having an 8 1/2 built from a wingmaster as we speak. Since I don't hunt, it will have a pistol grip on it. We have an action range which we are allowed light 12 gauge loads on the plates. It's just toy pure and simple (as are any and all AR's, be honest) . I have 8 Wingmasters at the moment, so when I got a deal on a Dlask 8.5 barrel I thought why not sacrifice one for the cause. So really, the best excuse is "because I can"
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Now were on the same page, whats their site im in for that
 
Dlask doesn't have them listed (the best way to contact Dlask is by phone). A new one will cost about $300. Then you need a Wingmaster receiver, and then you need to send it away for the conversion. You will also need a shortened forend. Or you could just go to Canadaammo and buy an 8.5 complete gun for about $400
 
"...with a pistol grip..." The only thing more useless than a shotgun with no stock is a shotgun with a short barrel and no stock. Movie prop gun nonsense.
"...best option out there..." That'd be a pump gun with an 18", rifle sighted, barrel and a pistol gripped stock.
 
I have 3 of them, and 3 with 14" barrels, and one I haven't decided what I'm going to put on it. This is as I said a toy. Did you never have a toy before? Wal Mart has a sale on right now. You can buy yourself a sense of humor for $9.99. You should get 2 because it really sounds like you could use a little fun in your life
 
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