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Best HD Shotgun?
Simple enough.
What, in your opinion is the BEST home defense shotgun? looking at Benelli M2, Nova, Montefeltro (yeah i know not HD but they are SWEET) |
If you hunt, then which ever gun you use. It's familiar and you have no learning curve. For me, it's a double. It's a gun I've hunted with for decades. I am comfortable with it, I know it like the back of my hand.
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Mossberg 590.
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I can't go check, because I sold it. Had to downsize due to arthritis in the neck. I now have a semi-auto 20 gauge Ithaca, but always thought the short barrel 12-gauge with 9 rounds was ideal.
I'm thinking it was single slide, but not certain. Very reliable, though. I spent plenty of time at the range, shooting reaction targets with slugs and 00 buckshot. Great fun, and never a hiccup. |
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There are several decent shotguns that 'can' do HD duty, but, for my $$$, there will always be a Remington 870 on duty.
I've owned a couple Mossberg 500 shotguns. I had some issues with the one that I depended on. Mossberg repaired it (twice) and the issue remained. I prefer Remington 870. :thumbsup: |
Pretty much any of the respected names will work as long as you are comfortable with it and shoot it well... I like Rem 870, Win 1300, and Browning pumps but that is not saying there isn't a truck bed full of other ones that will do the deed... You could just take any ol hunting shotgun, buy an 18.5-20 inch barrel for it and it would pull double duty in fine fashion... Anything from a 20 ga. up will have surplus ability to stop a would-be villian...
I have all the pumps that I need, but just to satisfy my urges the next scattergun purchase I make will probably be a coach gun of some sort... I already have a couple long doubles, but the squaty short barreled one just move and point oh so well... |
I'm predisposed to mossberg... I have 4 mossberg shotguns - 3 500 series and a 930 spx... guess I just like 'em?
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Any 18 to 20 inch 12ga would do the job. If its just for HD
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Benelli's are great from what I've seen. If you have the money, the M3 or M4. I'm acquiring a Saiga Tactical 12. It will have 2 10 round, 1 12 round, and 1 20 round mag. That and an FN Tactical Pump 12 Gauge are coming this week. Right now, most of my shooting has been with my Mossberg 930SPX. For the money, it's a good gun. I enjoy shooting it more than my pistols. No reliability issues with it. I did wonder why I only held 5 in the mag but everyone helped me trouble shoot that. iPad/Tapatalk |
I feel comfortable with my Mossberg 500 Persuader ........
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Mossy 590A1....18" barrel...easy to maneuver around in the hallways
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don't know if is the best, but I have a Remington 870.
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Wilson Scattergun. Add me to the 870 list. Not sure that is the best but I am sure it will do the job.
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If I were looking for something to replace it I'd go with the 870 too. Very rugged and you can buy them cheap. I subscribe to a dealer from TX that routinely has used 870's (Wingmaster, not Express) for under $200. They're great as is or, for <$200, cut the BBL, extend the mag and add tactical stock - go mod. A HD shotgun doesn't need to be pretty - just functional. |
Others mentioned are fine, but if you want the best, Benelli is the way to go.
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I would get the Winchester Sx pump HD right now. THey are light and has the rotating bolt to boot which makes it fast and furious.
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you didnt mention a price range. all shotguns use the same cartridges, so they all kill baddies the same. No shotgun is more deadly than another. So to answer your question, all shotguns are the best for home defense.
now if you want it have other stuff then thats just personal preference, and the world is your oyster. Decide what you want: pump or auto, then move on to the next feature you like. Personally I went with a Mossberg 590 and a Saiga 12. |
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