Tactical Shotgun Showcase - Got any? Let's see'um!

[XTrooper]

Here's my well-used Mossbery 930 SPX I bought new 5 years ago and my Remington 870 Express Tactical I purchased just a few months ago.

Let's see your own!

[ViperGTS19801]

I'll join this one.

My Remington 870 with collapsible stock, pistol grip, tri-rail forend, and Nitebeam 280 mounted flashlight.



And a touch of softcore gunporn.

[yeager484]

I need some argyle in my wardrobe.


Also nice guns!

[XTrooper]

I'll join this one.

My Remington 870 with collapsible stock, pistol grip, tri-rail forend, and Nitebeam 280 mounted flashlight.

Nice setup!

P.S.- Argyle never goes out of style!

[NathanB]

[plouffedaddy]

[XTrooper]

Outstanding!

You guys are making me jealous with those magazine-fed shotguns!

[mpoppel41]

what reddot are you using and how well is it? need something for mine. thanks




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[RLS]

Steve,

What is the reasoning for the two forward shells facing down and the four rearward shells facing up on the side-saddle? Slugs and buck?




Rick

[XTrooper]

Steve,

What is the reasoning for the two forward shells facing down and the four rearward shells facing up on the side-saddle? Slugs and buck?




Rick

Hi, Rick. The two forward shells with the brass facing up are for combat reloads, that is, for reloading the chamber. To do this, I turn the ejection port slightly towards me and use an overhand method to drop in the shell. Having the brass end of the shells facing up is optimal for doing this. The rest of the shells are for reloading the magazine tube (tactical reloads). This is most easily done with the brass end of the shells facing down.

P.S.- The shells are all Remington Slugger reduced recoil slugs.