05-24-2018, 11:41 PM
I don't know if anyone answered Fred's question or not, so here's an answer to it if I'm remembering correctly.
A standard Remmington 870 shotgun, the best shotgun on the market in my opinion, can hold three shotgun shells in the magazine and one in the chamber and they are very easy to load. You just open the chamber and slide the shell into the magazine. It can be done while running, that's how easy they are to load.
You can also buy a combat shotgun that has a bigger magazine and can hold I think nine shells plus have one in the chamber.
I myself don't own a firearm but I used to until my baby was born and I got rid of them. I had a big Colt .45 1911 that was so heavy it felt like firing a 9mm, there was hardly any kick to it. I also had a single shot Turkey Gun for Turkey Shoots, a Remmington 870 Pump Action shotgun with interchanging shot and slug barrels and a Remmington 1100 for Trap.
A standard Remmington 870 shotgun, the best shotgun on the market in my opinion, can hold three shotgun shells in the magazine and one in the chamber and they are very easy to load. You just open the chamber and slide the shell into the magazine. It can be done while running, that's how easy they are to load.
You can also buy a combat shotgun that has a bigger magazine and can hold I think nine shells plus have one in the chamber.
I myself don't own a firearm but I used to until my baby was born and I got rid of them. I had a big Colt .45 1911 that was so heavy it felt like firing a 9mm, there was hardly any kick to it. I also had a single shot Turkey Gun for Turkey Shoots, a Remmington 870 Pump Action shotgun with interchanging shot and slug barrels and a Remmington 1100 for Trap.
