I'm looking to buy a shot gun soon and I have plans on becoming a LEO in the next year. I would like to buy one I can use for Home defense and Tactical uses. What do you use at your dept?
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What shotguns do you use as LEO?
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What shotguns do you use as LEO?
Marin County - Glock Armorer
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Remington 870. affordable and reliable.Internetz are serious business.
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Last edited by frankiejoe577; 02-17-2010, 12:15 AM.Marin County - Glock Armorer
Photos from my last trip to Front Sight Click here.
I have a few Front Sight memberships and course certificates available if your interested. PM MEComment
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the one I use at work has a regular stock, no pistol grip, w/ speed feed fore-end. 4+1
the one I have at home is exactly like the lower one in the picture.. pistol grip, collapsible stock, speedfeed fore-end. I believe it's 7+1 (or maybe 8+1) I forget.Internetz are serious business.
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Remy 870 Police w/ telescoping stock, pistol grip, mag tube extension and a side car ... sweet little setupsigpicComment
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I've used 870's, Mossberg 500 and Remington 11-87. I've known a couple of departments that have issued Bennelli semi-autos as well.
For everyday, ride around in the police car, deploy it when you need it, the standard stock (wood or synthetic) is still the best bet. Keeping is simple always has a great deal of merit for any gun you are going to have to fight with. Collapsible and folding stocks are cool and all, and they make sense in some roles and in some vehicles.
If you have to have a pistol gripped stock, I recommend the Speedfeed or Choate fixed (non-collapsible) models.
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870P... Standard stock
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870, police barrel, speedfeed pistol grip
...870...afterall is there really any other pump shotgun?
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GLOCK (Gen 1-5, G42/43), Colt AR15/M16/M4, Sig P320, Sig P365, Beretta 90 series, Remington 870, HK UMP Factory Armorer
Remington Nylon, 1911, HK, Ruger, Hudson H9 Armorer, just for fun!
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Remington 870
when i came on, most of them were old Wingmasters. over time they changed over to their Police model with the plastic furniture and finally added slings.
my personally owned patrol shotgun was a 870 Police from Seattle PD which i had re-furbished and added a folding stock and sling. i hated that folding stock, but it was the only way to smoothly get it out of the car over the "equipment stack"
if i'd had the option, i would have used a Mossberg 500/590...for the better safety location; they only allowed pump actions...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's TaleComment
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I remember the old Ithaca's. They were rock solid and I used one for the first 20 years I was on the job. The Remingtons and Bennelis are replacing them!Land of the Free Because of the Brave!Comment
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