One reason you see more Mossberg over Remington shotguns used in Shortbarreld shotguns is a tax issue. If the shotgun came with a stock, it is a SBS(short barreled shotgun) which means a $200 tax stamp. If it came as just a receiver or pistol grip shotgun from the factory, it is considered an AOW(any other weapon) which means $5 tax stamp. Crazy!!
You don't see much in the way of straight shotgun receivers coming out of Remington.
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I prefer the safety location on the Mossberg.Originally Posted by John Ralston
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Nice lighting on this shot!
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Nothing too impressive...
E Series 1911 tuned per Hilton Yam's specs.
625 JM that was "Carmonized" by Mike Carmoney.
M&P 9 Pro that is pretty much bone stock.
Needs updating as I just bought a HK mk23 and tirant45....I have issues.
The new pistol minus the AAC tirant45 suppressor that's in ATF limbo (rolls eyes)
I still need a 1911, I sold my Baer and I feel empty
Epic win... game over.Needs updating as I just bought a HK mk23 and tirant45....I have issues.
Taking a break from social media.
holy cow, no kidding.
awesome collection.
All I have.
Sigma 9mm - Sig P250c 40sw
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