Pawn Shop Prizes: The Remington 870 WTF
I didn’t need another 870, but for less than a nice dinner with my wife, I had one. Through the mounting of numerous accessories, it’s become what I’m lovingly calling the 870 WTF.
I didn’t need another 870, but for less than a nice dinner with my wife, I had one. Through the mounting of numerous accessories, it’s become what I’m lovingly calling the 870 WTF.
There are a few makers of coach guns these days, a testament to their continued popularity and usefulness. That said, none of them is more attractive than Heritage Manufacturing’s Coachwhip 12 gauge shotgun.
The problem I had with the SuperNova’s was its long 14.5-inch length of pull. Why Benelli sticks with it is beyond me. But the Mesa Tactical Urbino with its 12.5-inch LOP foxed that.
Mesa Tactical is proud to announce the release of its new Reflex Sight Mount for the Benelli M2 Tactical, now
DC’s stringent gun laws prohibit open carry and, in general, require individuals to obtain a concealed-carry permit – which are not issued for shotguns or rifles – in order to leave home with a firearm.
When you’re using a shotgun within its effective range, it’s less likely that you’ll fire more than one round as long as you don’t completely miss the target. Multiple shotgun blasts to one bad guy are statistically fairly rare.
I can’t say I’ve gotten entirely used to the idea of a red dot mounted on a shotgun, but it’s growing on me. After using the Viper on my Mossberg 500 for the past few months, I’ll admit that I kind of like it.
While muddle-headed freedom haters want to legislatively limit our access to four- and six-position adjustable stocks on AR-15s, all they accomplish is making it harder to fit the gun to the user, decreasing accuracy.
September 1 marks the official start of hunting season—especially dove season. There are 41 states that offer dove hunting. Here in Arizona—especially in Yuma—it’s practically a state holiday. Luckily, that will really be the case this year.
Silencer demand is about to skyrocket, but the two other categories — short-barreled weapons (rifles and shotguns) and the nebulous “any other weapons” — also represent growth segments for smart companies.