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    Default Looking for A Shotgun

    Im looking at getting a shotgun, I was at Cabelas and notices a remington 870 in the pink camo, aside from the color any advice on if its worth it, or should I look at something else, itll be used for just shooting and home defense. I know you guys should be able to help out thanks
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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    Quote Originally Posted by SIG-Girl1911 View Post
    Im looking at getting a shotgun, I was at Cabelas and notices a remington 870 in the pink camo, aside from the color any advice on if its worth it, or should I look at something else, itll be used for just shooting and home defense. I know you guys should be able to help out thanks

    Whats the price tag? Remington 870's are great guns so i'd go for it if your willing to put up the dough, which usually isn't much.

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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    its was around 300-400 i think
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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    Quote Originally Posted by SIG-Girl1911 View Post
    its was around 300-400 i think

    sounds about right, if its what ya want go for it

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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    870s and Mossberg 500s are good, all around pump shotguns. Can't ever go wrong with one of them. Overall, they are easy to use, have proven to be good guns, and there are lots of parts availble for them, both aftermarket and replacement.

    Personally, I never liked the pink ones, but if you do, go for it. As for price, I can't comment as I haven't checked lately. But seems like it is a decent price. But what do I know?

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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    I just bought a Remington 870 with synthetic stock and extended mag. I decided on the 870, rather than the Mossberg, because its receiver is machined from a solid steel block. It also seemed to get better reviews overall in my searches.

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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    I also just bought an 870 Express with synthetic stock and extended mag. My wife will be shooting it also, so I picked up some Winchester Low Recoil/Sound shells. I paid $329.95 @ GM.......no one had it or was selling it for $375 and up.
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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    well we know Cabelas will have a bit higher prices, I know since I worked there , and since it was the only one , i figured they would put it a bit higher on it yet
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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    I like the Mossberg 590, but the 870 looked great too. Either one is a great buy.

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    Default Re: Looking for A Shotgun

    Like others have said if you like it get it. You need to think about barrel length though. Home Defense shotguns have a shorter barrel typically an 18" one, Your wanting to go shoot with it, what do you want to shoot? How often? Those are the questions you need to ask yourself. You may need a 20-22" barrel for your purposes or maybe an 18" will suit your needs, I just dont know.
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