Well done. My problem with a shotgun is that it's long and awkward in a potentially very bad situation with low light and most likely coming out of a sound sleep. The big BUT is, if that is your favorite weapon and the one that you use a lot (skeet or trap shooting, hunting etc) then it really should be your go to gun, for me, I find the handgun much better, it's the one that I train with. Back to the topic, you really do have to aim (point in) a shotgun, at close range the spread is minimal.


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