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Nosmo
6 years ago
Much many slick. And, in keeping with the “always wanting more” philosophy, I wonder if anyone at Mossberg is looking at an 18.5″ barrel version for home defense. The same features that make a very good competition shotgun would also make it a very good home defense shotgun; while long-winded shootouts with bad guys at the front door are extremely uncommon, given the limited round capacity on all shotguns, having a clip-on shell carrier on one’s belt and becoming fluent with double loading are useful skills for those who depend on scatterguns for residential defensive armament.
Sanders
6 years ago
Only problem with it is that the price point puts it in the Beretta and Browning arena.
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Much many slick. And, in keeping with the “always wanting more” philosophy, I wonder if anyone at Mossberg is looking at an 18.5″ barrel version for home defense. The same features that make a very good competition shotgun would also make it a very good home defense shotgun; while long-winded shootouts with bad guys at the front door are extremely uncommon, given the limited round capacity on all shotguns, having a clip-on shell carrier on one’s belt and becoming fluent with double loading are useful skills for those who depend on scatterguns for residential defensive armament.
Only problem with it is that the price point puts it in the Beretta and Browning arena.
Otherwise, it has me drooling.