Where a Hispanic Catholic, and a Computer Geek write about Gun Rights, Self Defense and whatever else we can think about.
One of those guns you go, “I do like my wrists, thank you.” But then you go “Hmmm, why not?”
very glad to see that Remington got with the front strap idea. Makes for a much stable and safe firearm.
And six continuous shots of buckshot makes for a great home invader repellant. Switch the red dot for green laser and that thing is just perfect for the close and medium range, awkward position engagement.
Semi-retired like Vito Corleone before the heart attack. Consiglieri to J.Kb and AWA. I lived in a Gun Control Paradise: It sucked and got people killed. I do believe that Freedom scares the political elites.
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I have long thought the novelty shotgun craze would be a lot more practical if the shotguns used or came with green lazers expecially the ones that form patterns that expand with distance. Now that remington has dropped the first boot i wonder if we will hear about a 930 version from mossberg by SHOT. Either way cool.
I was all ho hum until I saw “hey, it’s semi-auto!”.
I am kinda fond of my hands, though. The arthritis isn’t overwhelming enough to make them useless, although this might help.
From personal experience shooting slugs from an SBS Mossberg 590 with a bird’s head grip, it really isn’t that bad on the hands. Nothing like those murderous Pistol grips.
A gas-operated semi would probably be surprisingly pedestrian.
Back during Prohibition, when the “whippet” (a sawed-off pump carried by St. Louis-area police, so called because you “whip it out”) and the Ithaca Auto Burglar were in semi-common use, they were in 20 gauge. I think that with the recoil reduction of the semi-auto action, one of these in 20 gauge would be the bee’s knees wrapped in the cat’s pajamas. But I’m an old, creaky, non-operator, so what do I know?