Thread: Escort shotguns. Good, bad or ugly?

Cheap guns can be handy sometimes. I found when you and your gun are laying in the gravel after arsing up from a drainage ditch, your second thoughts are, "thank frig I was hunting with my $250 Tardme gun"

Originally Posted by Chupacabra

Cheap guns can be handy sometimes. I found when you and your gun are laying in the gravel after arsing up from a drainage ditch, your second thoughts are, "thank frig I was hunting with my $250 Tardme gun"

Yep, I have $350 Remington 870 just for such excursions, for example if its raining

Originally Posted by Chupacabra

Cheap guns can be handy sometimes. I found when you and your gun are laying in the gravel after arsing up from a drainage ditch, your second thoughts are, "thank frig I was hunting with my $250 Tardme gun"

I have no problems scuffing up a quality firearm , if the damage was honestly earned will using the gun for its intended role in life .
Damage to a quality tool of any kind through stupidity or careless actions are a different thing .
My firearms all carry battle scars of some description which I kind of like . Every nick or dent has a story behind it , and bring back memories of good times .

Originally Posted by Ground Control

I have no problems scuffing up a quality firearm , if the damage was honestly earned will using the gun for its intended role in life .
Damage to a quality tool of any kind through stupidity or careless actions are a different thing .
My firearms all carry battle scars of some description which I kind of like . Every nick or dent has a story behind it , and bring back memories of good times .

You make a great point that I agree with. I guess I am a bit anal with my Sunday best shooters.