What model / brand. was the question. Mossberg, Remington, Winchester, etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Sounds like you had a good time, dressed ;)
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What model / brand. was the question. Mossberg, Remington, Winchester, etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Sounds like you had a good time, dressed ;)
Costume role play maybe?
It was my Pump Action 12 Gauge Shotgun based on Mossberg 500 and sold by Montgomery Ward back in the day. First gun I owned. Think I got it in a trade; Amiga Computer for a Shotgun, Guitar, and Amp. :D
Here's the "advertisement" I sent Chick for it in a PM. :)
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Has a select-a-choke on it, which allows you to dial in, or out the spread of the shot.
It had a dowel in it, limiting it to 2 rounds in the magazine but I removed that and it now takes 5+1 in the chamber.
It's a very inexpensive, nothing fancy, 12 Gauge Shotgun from years gone by, based on a tried and true design, and works dandy.
Makes a very satisfying noise when you "rack" it.
It's actually the first gun I have ever owned, got it (and a guitar and amp) in trade for a computer, way back in the day.
Here's some reading on it...
https://www.thefirearmsforum.com/thr...d-12-ga.53375/
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She really handled it well, and watching her I forgot how much kick that thing has until I shot it later. She made it look easy!
-John
Lovelovelove shooting a shotgun.
iego! Thank you for inviting me to try it.
Good morning folks
Its Santiago Saturday
I did. But don't tell Brutal because I still think I can disprove it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
I want to jump out of a perfectly good airplane or helicopter & see if that's more fun. I suspect it is, but only if I walk away after.
In the interim I need to try more shotguns & maybe read up on the difference between trap & skeet.
Too bad they don't call 'em 'squirrels'...
iego!
Did I mention how much fun I had yesterday?!
Thank you.