Shorty shotguns...who else loves them?
- Thread starter Tyroma
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Here are mine:
Benelli M4 "Entry" w/ 14" Barrel:
Remington 870 Police Magnum w/ 14" Barrel:
AKDAS Under-Barrel/Breaching Shotgun w/ 8.5" Barrel:
Keltec Short-Barrelled Shotgun (SBS) w/ 12" Barrel:
Benelli M4 "Entry" w/ 14" Barrel:
Remington 870 Police Magnum w/ 14" Barrel:
AKDAS Under-Barrel/Breaching Shotgun w/ 8.5" Barrel:
Keltec Short-Barrelled Shotgun (SBS) w/ 12" Barrel:
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I took all my guns to the shooting range across the lake ..... and we capsized ...
They are all now at the bottom of the lake ....
(except those that I sold of course)
- Location
- Brockville, ON
I'm seeing a lot of very nice shotguns here, hopefully I don't get grief for the Turkish origins of my Canuck Defender!
It got Aervoe paint over epoxy primer, I swapped a couple springs for a lighter but reliable trigger pull, added a 6 shot side saddle, the factory sight was out of index so I made a new front sight, and fit a Williams WGOS to the receiver. The stocks are the Magpul lookalike variety, it takes Mobil chokes, and holds 4 or 5 +1 2Ā¾" shells. It surprisingly patterns turkey loads as well as my Beretta. I can't complain about this shorty at all!
It got Aervoe paint over epoxy primer, I swapped a couple springs for a lighter but reliable trigger pull, added a 6 shot side saddle, the factory sight was out of index so I made a new front sight, and fit a Williams WGOS to the receiver. The stocks are the Magpul lookalike variety, it takes Mobil chokes, and holds 4 or 5 +1 2Ā¾" shells. It surprisingly patterns turkey loads as well as my Beretta. I can't complain about this shorty at all!
Here, let me help alleviate any grief for your Turkish shotgun (very nice btw) by posting a Chinese one.
No need to poop on the parade. We are all
Just photo collectors showing stock images of shotguns we found online and pretending that they belong to us.
unstableryan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Beautiful Okanagan Valley
This one just makes it... Camping companion for the trailer. Usually have a 45-70 around as well, but this one can get tossed in a bag easier.
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I have had one of those!
And a Valtro! Remember those? They might've been one of the first magazine fed tactical shotguns!
Actually Valtros came along a little later. I managed to get my hands on one of the first 3 samples that came into Canada. I believe they were made by ATIS if memory serves me correctly. I relentlessly hounded the importer to sell me one of them so I could feature them in one of the greatest Canadian action films ever made.
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Nice!! I like the leather boot
Butcherbill
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Blaster land, Okanagan BC
Tell us about that front sight, I have been playing around with ideas for a banded front sight for a single shot 45-70 similar to this. Is the ramp welded on to the barrel band?
Last time I posted a pic of a non-restricted firearm on this site, the government prohibited it, so suffice to say I'm not willing to jinks things and will simply say, some folks may appreciate a convenient sized shotgun, and I may or may not agree with them.
Brassman66
CGN frequent flyer
Not that I particulary like them but a short Shotgun is handy in a Tent in Grizzly Country, kind of reasuring to me especially when at night one may has to argue with a Bear over the hard worked for Trophy and Meat in Fly in Camp. I do love my original Winchester 1897 becouse it has a Hammer which to me is much better in a defensive situation. Unfortunately that old 1897 has only the original 28" Barrel and is in 16Ga.. Therefore I recently aquired a Chinese copy of the 1897 with a 19.5" Barrel in 12Ga, seems to cycle well and total lenght is only 39+1/4" not a Beauty, but should do the Trick for little Money.
Cheers
Cheers
I always wondered how easy it was to get a benelli entry barrel here. I haven't seen one in canada in years.
Everyone's photos look great!
Good choice! I've had a couple dozen Winchester Model 97's over the years, and they are great. But, unless you find a really gently used one, most of them are pretty sloppy.
The Norinco clones are quite heavy duty and tight as a Winchester would hav even off the factory floor.
Plus, you can buy one for the same price as what a worn out Winchester will cost. I think I peed 350 bucks for mine a few years ago.
Ohhhh ...... what is this? That looks interesting!!
