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High End Shotgun vs Affordable Shotgun

I don't necessarily need the collapsible stock, but I would prefer the one that looks like the collapsible one. I'm sure there are other stocks I could put on it. The main thing is I am going to want a 7 round tube, be it via a 2 round extension tube or a straight swap for the 7 round tube.

FFT should have their +2 extensions next month. I'll be going for the Ti version to save some weight. The color won't match my H2O but I like Ti.
 
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I have the Remington 870 Home Defense with factory six round extended magazine, synthetic stock and tiny bead front sight. I added a shell holder to the left side of the receiver.
All it needs to be a "high end" shotgun is a good weapons light.

It has the classic 870 slick action and sledge hammer reliability.
That's what I call "High End".

If it don't go "Bang!" every time, it ain't High End.

Whatever meets your needs and fits into your budget is fine.
 
I have a couple "high end" shotguns. Not the one I really want which is living rent free in my head about 16 hours a day right now. :ROFLMAO: My main workhorse for drills and classes and training is the 7+1 Mossberg 500 20" with telescoping stock, Magpul forend and a $40 Feyachi WML with a pressure switch.
Okay. I’ll bite... What is the shotgun residing in your head?😉
 
More like a range toy than home defense, which I have 3-4 of (which includes the M1014}, for that job. I’m been going back and forth even before I got the M1014, so it’s still only a possibility. Besides the M1A SOCOM/Scout, Henry X 44 or 357 Mag lever action, Sig Tread. 400, & what I still have on order, the Panzer is lower on the list.
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Early pic of @BET7 first shotgun and hunting trip……🤪🤪🤪🤪
 
@Bassbob, Good video of mods to the M1014 w/ some of them that I'd like to make to mine (I think this guy may be up in Canada which has some less restrictive import laws especially where it compares to imported shotguns.

 
Most of you guys know from previous posts, I had the 11707 M4 with PG stock. Everything about it was perfect. Life got in the way, had to liquidate assets. Thought process was, " it's a shotgun, i can pick one up later." Biggest mistake ever. I originally bought at Gander mountain. 1450 + tax. When you find them, they're closer to 2k.
That was the smoothest shooting, eat anything firearm I have ever shouldered. I fed it 1960s era dove and quail low brass loads, trap loads, turkey T, buckshot and slugs. Shot it firmly shouldered, loose and off the hip loosey goosey. It never, I mean never failed to cycle the action for me. I can't speak highly enough about it. I will have another. My daughter experienced the only failure to feed. She was like 100 lbs dripping wet and couldn't quite get a good shoulder behind it. That and it was low brass target loads, like 3/4 or 7/8 oz #7 ½. The only time. Now the adjustable stock would've helped that, I'm a firm believer, but the government doesn't agree, here we are.
In my quest for a replacement, I picked up a 1301 tactical in OD green, I plan on getting a tube extension for it. Before that, I need to go out and put some lead downrange.
I don't think i can bring myself to put a Turkish copy in my collection. Cheaper materials and workmanship?. I can't even seriously look at the ones with American names like Johnson and Savage, cuz you know, deep down, it's inferior. I do however love my big ol Mossberg 590, I want her sexy retro sister too. Then I'd have to pick up there A1 cousins to round it out.
Sorry, drool, i got carried away there.

You know what i mean
 
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