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Devlin wrote:The 870 is a great basic shotgun that you will get years of service out of.
The first thing I would look into is a sling, there are only a few light setups that will work for you, I have a arm band that I use for "action" matches or sometimes i just like to wear it around the home. Lot's of cool shotgun stuff out there. Enjoy.
http://www.dillonprecision.com/#/conten ... Shotshells
There are several videos/DVD's out there on tactical shotgun shooting.
http://www.galatiinternational.com/Merc ... de=LTBC573
http://gunsite.com/store/page8.html
Q wrote:It's a shotgun.
ExPatJack wrote:I have a Remmy 1300 Defender. I use a simple 2 point sling which is use over my strong side shoulder so it will hang low-ready. I also have a side saddle with 6 rounds so I am carrying 13+1 already.
I bought a decent single point sling to look cool, but I dont like how the wep hangs when switching to secondary.
Add some double-0 for nice compact holes at whoever is trying to get in. I don't bother with a light because I don't like how it shifts when loading a new round.
As far as trainging goes, my mate swaers by Suarez International and has been to many of his home defense courses.
nowonmai wrote:Keep it clear of slings, torches, sights etc. If you can't do the job in 5 rounds then you're fucked anyway. Familiarity is the key.
Zero wrote: while crouching at the end of a dark hallway.
nowonmai wrote:I hear all that but I still think you may just want all the gear. If so, just crack on and get it, don't bother asking for advice.
My rationale:
After 50 rounds on the "range" you'll be bored shitless of firing at targets 100 yards away. It's pointless with a shotgun.
In the woods - all that stuff hanging off will make you shoot worse, not better as it will affect the guns CofG and impede your swing. The muzzle flash from a shotgun is negligible. Slings slow you up.
In the house - anything, anything at all, additional inserted in the chain of loading, make ready, point, release safety catch and fire is an unnecessary burden on a shotgun. The torch is unnecessary, the last thing you want to do is to give away your position. In home defence you should be static in an ambush position, unless you have blackout curtains this won't be a problem because your eyes are more likely to be attuned to darkness than the intruder. Anyway, a shotgun is an area weapon. Wandering around the house with a torch on the end of the gun looking for baddies is a recipe to die unless you are very well trained, even an average bad guy has a reasonable chance of closing with someone armed with a long gun inside a house.
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