I have both a mossberg and a remington now, but I've been shooting my friends Banelli Tactical semi-auto m1 or somthing like that, but it's like butter, I must say, so I voted for that.

Several and a lot of them inherited:

12 ga. Fox Sterlingworth from 1920, my grandfather's
Stevens "Nito Special" from about 1900, my wife's grandfather's
Remington 870
16 ga. Browning A5 made in 1930, my great-grandfather's
Remington 1100 circa 1970 one sweet-shooting shotgun
410ga. Springfield made by Savage, bolt action. My first shotgun, circa 1960

stoeger O/U

Brand new Moss berg 930 SPX. Great shotgun. 135 rounds so far and no jambs. Terrifically accurate, even at 75 yards. It's not intended to be a hunter's shotgun but it is about as good as you can get for home defense.

Mossberg here

Mossberg 12ga, Rossi 20ga, NEF/H&R 410

only shotgun i have is a mossberg 500 for hunting and shooting trap/skeet and then i have the 18 inch barrel and the pistol grip for HD/SD

Winchester Model 101 XTR 20 gauge

Brownig A5 - bought new by my dad in 1968, he used it up until a couple years ago, gave it to me so it has been officially retired

Win SX3 - for skeet and duck hunting.

i thought about everyone had an ole' h&r............really am suprised that their numbers are so low....

Originally Posted by deputy125

i thought about everyone had an ole' h&r............really am suprised that their numbers are so low....

Along with 7 Mossberg pumps I have 3 H&R/NEFs, 1 in 20 gauge and 2 in .410 bore. Everybody in the rural area has at least one H&R! On walks in the woods, it is usually one of the .410 H&Rs that goes with me.

Beretta, Remington, and mossberg1

Have a Mossberg 500 pistol grip and a stainless Marine Winchester

Off the top of my head a Mossberg bullpup, mossy. 885 ultra mag, Remington 870 combo slug and field barrel, Rem. 1100, Winchester Model 12& 1400, Stevens side by side & old parkerized police issue hump back, and a couple of italian made mid grade over and unders.

I have my Winchester Ranger from my youth, a Remington 870 and a CZ O/U that I use for shooting clays.

I have an H&R topper with a five round butt-cuff. Good-nuff. (Although, I have to admit I have been eyeing the Mossberg "Persuader" pretty hard....hmm....my birthday is in March...)

^^Installing a Mesa Tactical Stock Adapter - YouTube
^^mesa tactical instal with out the enidine system

Mesa Tactical recoil buffer - YouTube
enidine system being demonstrated.

from what I can see I personally don't like the system. the inch of recoil absorption that does take place seems too easy to actuate, ie not stiff enough, therefor you may as well shoot the shotgun an inch away from your shoulder and see how well that works out for you...

the knoxx looks legit. it's got two different forms of recoil absorption, both of which seem effective. I would go with that, IF I had a remington 870. Unfortunately with a mossberg the knoxx makes it different to manipulate the safety naturally, not to mention partially covers up the action lock.... not cool. my search continues...

I own

Rem 1100 12 gauge
Rem 1100 20 gauge
Rem 870 Express 12 gauge
Rem 870 Express 20 gauge
H&R 980 Ultra Slug 12 gauge(IMO best slug gun for whitetail)
Winchester 1897 12 gauge
Ithica model 37 featherweight 12 gauge

I used to hunt birds a lot. I have Browning, Remington, and Benelli. For any purpose, Benelli is the go-to gun now. Lighter, softer shooting, and more reliable.

Have had rem 870 for a long time,)00 buck for the home.
I just got into trap shooting last summer and bought a Mossberg O/U for that.

Mossberg 500, 28" barrel, modified choke. I've used that gun for everything from deer to dove. Still one of my favorite guns.

I have a HK Fabarm Tactical 12g shotgun ..
7+1 with reddot sights ..for home defense ..
Its not the best conceal & carry Gun ..

What can anyone tell me about the Savage Arms 12 ga, Tactical, 320 series. Its available at my local walmart.

got a mossberg 590, love it.