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Topic	Picked up a shotgun.
eggcorn 05/18/19 7:50:50 PM #33:	GregShmedley posted... Malcrasternus posted... $650, before taxes. I've seen them for less online but the owner is a good guy, so I opted to shop local. Only about 10, 20-ish above the lowest I've seen them, so meh. That really isn't bad to be honest. Even if you're buying online, still gotta pay shipping and transfer fee. eggcorn posted... Practice doing what? I would use a pistol grip shotgun for home defense, it's point and shoot unless you live in a castle. PGO is far from ideal in a defensive scenario unless you are very familiar with it. Even then, it is by far easier to maintain sight acquisition (before and after shooting) with a stock equipped shotgun than a PGO. huh, never had any problem. --- Warning: This post may contain triggering or distressing content. <cite>eggcorn posted [p:922072927] in Picked up ... [t:77722801]...</cite> <quote><cite>GregShmedley posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Malcrasternus posted...</cite> <quote>$650, before taxes. I've seen them for less online but the owner is a good guy, so I opted to shop local. Only about 10, 20-ish above the lowest I've seen them, so meh.</quote> That really isn't bad to be honest. Even if you're buying online, still gotta pay shipping and transfer fee. <cite>eggcorn posted...</cite> <quote>Practice doing what? I would use a pistol grip shotgun for home defense, it's point and shoot unless you live in a castle.</quote> PGO is far from ideal in a defensive scenario unless you are very familiar with it. Even then, it is by far easier to maintain sight acquisition (before and after shooting) with a stock equipped shotgun than a PGO.</quote> huh, never had any problem. --- Warning: This post may contain triggering or distressing content.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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