Thanks for the feedback. I will have to try to get over that way and see what I can do with this thing.
OH btw Happy Thanksgiving to all!
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- Wed Nov 26, 2014 1:59 pm
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- Tue Nov 25, 2014 1:16 pm
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Re: shotgun patterning
I bought the 2.75" with the gun. I am pretty sure I have some 3" stashed away also. The gun is capable of using either.jmra wrote:2.75" or 3"? I like 2.75" is my 500A for home defense.
- Tue Nov 25, 2014 11:23 am
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shotgun patterning
While meandering through Cabela's the other day, I paused to look at a shotgun for home defense purposes. Having hunted and shot skeet and sporting clays with my trusty 870 (30" full choke) in all types of conditions and lighting, I knew that I wanted another one or a clone for this use. I was a bit taken aback at the prices for the Remington's and have become somewhat concerned by reports of quality issues since their take over. I remember reading something by Andy C I think about alternatives at better price points. I looked at Mossberg, Stevens, Winchester and Weatherby.
Tried the fit and action on all they had and ended up choosing the Weatherby PA-08 TR model. http://www.weatherby.com/product/shotgu ... tr/pa08_tr" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(sorry could not figure how to post picture).
It was on special sale at $268 and ultimately what pushed my choice was how well it fit me. The operation is the same as the old 870 with the safety and the action release in the same locations and configurations. I also picked some 00 buck for it. Now after cleaning it I figure I should go somewhere to pattern it just for my comfort if nothing else? Is Elm Fork the location for that or are there other locations north of Dallas that offer the ability to check the pattern?
Tried the fit and action on all they had and ended up choosing the Weatherby PA-08 TR model. http://www.weatherby.com/product/shotgu ... tr/pa08_tr" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(sorry could not figure how to post picture).
It was on special sale at $268 and ultimately what pushed my choice was how well it fit me. The operation is the same as the old 870 with the safety and the action release in the same locations and configurations. I also picked some 00 buck for it. Now after cleaning it I figure I should go somewhere to pattern it just for my comfort if nothing else? Is Elm Fork the location for that or are there other locations north of Dallas that offer the ability to check the pattern?