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What shotgun should I buy?


Ja  Rhule

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Any recommendation? I was thinking Remington 870 Express. I almost bought it last weekend but decided to consult huddle first.

 

Excellent choice. 12 or 20 ga?

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I almost bought this one...

 

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/37_64_991/products_id/95077

 

But then I saw more tactical one and I'm not sure if it worth paying $100 more...

 

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/37_64_991/products_id/56472

 

I can probably buy these accessories myself on amazon for cheaper

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Great rating too.  I might pay more just so I can buy American... but then again.  I don't know if they make Remington in the USA.

 

From what I can tell, the 870 is still made in the US. Worth a call to Buds though.  I almost bought the H&R last year. 

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Well what are you going to use it for?

Bird hunting/shooting - That Remington is a damned fine shotgun.

Home Defense and general badassery - Mossburg 500 12ga w/ 20inch barrel and pistol grip

Home defense/shooting ranges/hunting/zombies

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H&R is the exact same thing as the Remington.

Don't waste your money on the expensive "tactical" versions. The H&R is a solid gun. If you just want a US made gun or the big name, get a plain Remington 870 or Mossberg 500.

It's just a shotgun. Point, pull the trigger, blow poo up. You don't need an adjustable AK style stock, pistol grip, optical sight, breech tip, heat shield, etc.

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mossberg 500 is very versatile.  you don't have to break the bank to get the base model, then over time, you can upgrade.  i saw lots of these in the military and they're very reliable.  just my opinion.  good luck with your search.  

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