Thread: Some of my Combat Shotguns

Oh where too start.....



The top is my Remington 870 Express Magnum. That shotgun rode six years as my patrol car's trunk gun. Been on plenty of calls and even gotten some face time. Mr. Dirtbag decided to play stupid so he got a shotgun barrel in the face. His eyes became bigger than the diameter or the barrel. This shotgun has been through think and thin. A ton of hurricanes, traveled across the US, and been on some crazy police adventures. Never getting rid of her.

Next is my Norinco 982 Hawk. A ChiCom 870 Clone. I paid a total of $220 for it. Got it on a Independence Day sale. My previous experience with Norinco made products left a sour taste in my mouth. But surprisingly, this one works well. It's the beater shotugn for my personal vehicle when I want a shotgun instead of a rifle.

Following her is my favorite automatic.... my FN SLP. She's a beast and also has served trunk duty as a patrol shotgun for work when I did uniform patrol. Fast handling and amazing craftsmanship. She shoots as fast as you pull the trigger.

Then you have my Winchester 1300 Defener Speed Pump. A quality shotgun that sadly Winchester stopped making. Love shooting her. Light, handy, and much better than a Mossberg in my opinion.

Then my rare piece. A Browning BPS Home Defender. This are Miroku made BPS Shotguns. But for the US, foreign mad shotguns cannot be imported with a mag capacity of over 5 rounds. These somehow made it past BATFE and US Customs. Not many were brought in and even less were sold since Browning really never sold for the tactical market. It is like smooth silk for a no frills pump shotgun. Well made and amazing light for a steel receiver.

Now the goofy odd ball. My Gen 2 Kel-Tec KSG. Fourteen round in both mag tubes and kicks like a mule. Tiny, compact, and lightweight. It sure a hell makes for an offensive shotgun. Since this photo was taken, a light and Magpul VFG have been added. I have to say, my 115lbs wife loves to shoot it but it pushes her around.