Shotgun 'EVIL' features

[mnh327]

How do you trick-out a shotgun? What are the parts (extending stock, pistol grip, etc.) Can any shotgun handle these features?

Besides sawing off the barrel, is there anything you can do to it that will make it no longer legal?

[j.primo]

Saiga 12

[LOW2000]

Depends, do you have a pump, break action, or semi auto?

[mnh327]

pump action. Like Mossberg 500

[7.62 Charlie]

I see mossberg 500's with pistol grips and adjustable stocks in Big 5 so i'm guessing it would be ok

[Trevork]

file off the sear and spring in an auto. illegal pretty much every were.
as for the trick out stuff just go to any of the big companys website and look up different models most companys have at least one or two tricked out guns on them already.
but no parts from a remington will not fit a mossberg, winchester ect. they are all different unless the part is called 'universal' but dont worrie the package the parts comes in always tells you what it will fit before you buy it.

[LOW2000]

With the exception of a barrel shorter than 18.5", no, not on a pump.

[-hanko]

With the exception of a barrel shorter than 18.5", no, not on a pump.

Try "a barrel shorter than 18 inches".

-hanko

[WDE91]

yes 18.000"
17.999" you can have charges pressed

that is why most companies have barrels that are typically _.250" or _.500" over what the minimum legal length is

a little wiggle room is always good

[inbox485]

yes 18.000"
17.999" you can have charges pressed

that is why most companies have barrels that are typically _.250" or _.500" over what the minimum legal length is

a little wiggle room is always good

18.5" actually comes from ATF agents with these ridiculous dowel rulers that are less accurate than a dollar store tape measure and idiot agents trying to measure the barrel diagonally to claim it was less than 18". $10k latter, jobless, broke, and possibly divorced, you get "vindicated" by our "justice" system. Go figure it is easier to add that extra 0.5".