Tatical seni auto shootgun

[JockItch]

Looking for a tatical semi auto shotgun. Ive looked at a few mossberg 930, FHN police, Rem 1100 and of course the sagia 12. Looking for the pro's and con's of ether. If there are any that I have over looked, imput is welcome.

[rino]

i have lots of guns, saiga 12 is one of my fav's

[sholling]

See if you can find a used Benelli M1 Super 90. The Benelli M1 is the gold standard of tactical shotguns so be prepared for sticker shock. The current version is the M2 and they charge an arm and a leg for them.

I haven't tried the Mossberg but it would be one that I'd take a close look at.

I would also stay with a conventional shogun design over a tacticool box magazine fed design. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with a Sagia. It's just that when things go bump in the night it's easier to slip on a bandoleer of spares than it is to find room in your PJs for spare box magazines. I also prefer tactical reloads (fire 1-2 and top off) to waiting for a magazine to run dry before reloading

[Ishoot]

See if you can find a used Benelli M1 Super 90. The Benelli M1 is the gold standard of tactical shotguns so be prepared for sticker shock. The current version is the M2 and they charge an arm and a leg for them.

I haven't tried the Mossberg but it would be one that I'd take a close look at.

I would also stay with a conventional shogun design over a tacticool box magazine fed design. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with a Sagia. It's just that when things go bump in the night it's easier to slip on a bandoleer of spares than it is to find room in your PJs for spare box magazines. I also prefer tactical reloads (fire 1-2 and top off) to waiting for a magazine to run dry before reloading

+1 on the conventional design....I don't know alot of folks that like the felt recoil of a 12 gauge shotgun shooting "combat" loads. Not much use for 10 round mags since I don't want to have to shoot/reload that much.

[BroncoBob]

I've got a Remington 1100 with a pistol grip and it's a blast to shoot. It's well worth the $.

[JOE MACK]

Tactical semi-auto shotgun

I just picked-up a Benelli M3. After a few hundred rounds through it of mixed OO buck, #4 buck, copper-plated BB, slugs, and game loads, I think it's the bee's knees.

[professorhard]

Saiga12 all the way!

[PEBKAC]

If you've got the money ($1400-$1600)...Benelli M4.

That is if you only plan to use it for tactical purposes.

If you plan to use it for anything else go M1 or M2 though. Better barrel variety = more versatility.

[TKM]

The ether will allow you to act like the village drunk in an Irish novel and continue spelling without a dictionary or that pesky spell-check thing.

Good luck.

[WINGEDSWORD]

tactical semi

I have a Remington 1187 in a Tactical setup. Great gun. Very reliable. And MUCH more affordable than a Benelli. I'm not Rich!

[Fjold]

I just put a 20" rifle sighted barrel on my 11/87 with an extended magazine tube. That way I can play in just about any shotgun sport.

[barrym66]

See if you can find a used Benelli M1 Super 90. The Benelli M1 is the gold standard of tactical shotguns so be prepared for sticker shock. The current version is the M2 and they charge an arm and a leg for them.

I haven't tried the Mossberg but it would be one that I'd take a close look at.

I would also stay with a conventional shogun design over a tacticool box magazine fed design. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with a Sagia. It's just that when things go bump in the night it's easier to slip on a bandoleer of spares than it is to find room in your PJs for spare box magazines. I also prefer tactical reloads (fire 1-2 and top off) to waiting for a magazine to run dry before reloading

+1 on this advice all around. I picked up a used M1S90 with legal extended tube and pistol grip (H&K version) for $800 in January, they are around. Great shooter, nice and light, points in quick...shot 600+ rds in 4 days at an FS class with no failures. I trust it.

[riceonmaisok]

my new toy...! fun as hell...!!

[wildhawker]

Looking for a tatical semi auto shotgun. Ive looked at a few mossberg 930, FHN police, Rem 1100 and of course the sagia 12. Looking for the pro's and con's of ether. If there are any that I have over looked, imput is welcome.

Don't know any shotguns that come from the factory with tatoos, but the Benelli M4 is another option for your tactical shotgunning pleasure.

Ether is something that really should be left to medical professionals.

[Fjold]

Don't know any shotguns that come from the factory with tatoos, but the Benelli M4 is another option for your tactical shotgunning pleasure.

Ether is something that really should be left to medical professionals.

You missed "imput" and don't start on the punctuation.