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are the shotguns from Walmart any good?

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  • Hector
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    Going by your posts here, Damien...I don't think you should get a shotgun...

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  • toys2cool
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    Originally posted by Random Axe
    D, the 12 is fine, just be prepared for what comes with it. It's got a helluva recoil, it's loud as hell and it's going to do mass damage. My advice is to go out to a field somewhere, private property, and practice with ear protection. You need to get used to what it's capable of before you go to use it when it really, really counts. I hope that never happens. Just go blow the crap out of some coffee cans for an afternoon.
    will do bro, i appreciate it , thanx again

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  • Random Axe
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    D, the 12 is fine, just be prepared for what comes with it. It's got a helluva recoil, it's loud as hell and it's going to do mass damage. My advice is to go out to a field somewhere, private property, and practice with ear protection. You need to get used to what it's capable of before you go to use it when it really, really counts. I hope that never happens. Just go blow the crap out of some coffee cans for an afternoon.

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  • toys2cool
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    Originally posted by Random Axe
    Growing up in a hunting family I've fired just about every legal firearm available. I've never heard of a 15 gauge. Twelve is the most powerful commonly used shotgun shell. I've seen 10 guage occasionally but I don't think anyone still makes ammunition for it. My personal favorite is the .20 gauge. I have an Ithaca over/under double barrel that is eerily accurate. You can get different loads for various ranges and targets.

    For home defense, go with the widest spread. I doubt anyone would really want to kill an intruder if they can help it. A spread shell will distribute pellets in a wide perimeter that will wound but unlikey kill within 10 feet. A tight-spread shell or a slug, at that same range, will remove the intruder's torso while his legs kick around on your kitchen floor.
    yeah I they had a sign of a 15G one, I had never heard of it either...so the 12 is good then right? thanx man

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  • Random Axe
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    Growing up in a hunting family I've fired just about every legal firearm available. I've never heard of a 15 gauge. Twelve is the most powerful commonly used shotgun shell. I've seen 10 guage occasionally but I don't think anyone still makes ammunition for it. My personal favorite is the .20 gauge. I have an Ithaca over/under double barrel that is eerily accurate. You can get different loads for various ranges and targets.

    For home defense, go with the widest spread. I doubt anyone would really want to kill an intruder if they can help it. A spread shell will distribute pellets in a wide perimeter that will wound but unlikey kill within 10 feet. A tight-spread shell or a slug, at that same range, will remove the intruder's torso while his legs kick around on your kitchen floor.

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  • toys2cool
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    anyone know the difference between a 12,15 & 20 gauge ? thanx

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  • johnmiic
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    "You'll shoot your eye out kid!"

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  • mego maniac mark
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    Walmart shotguns have armed many felonies across the nation. So for that they are perfect

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  • toys2cool
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    Originally posted by jwyblejr
    If you have one in your area,I think you'd be better off going to Bass Pro Shop.
    really? cool i do have one a few miles away

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  • Adam West
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    I don't think animals like skunks, opossums, etc. are generally aggressive in nature toward other animals and especially humans unless they are rabid. They must live in great numbers around our area since seeing one that became "roadkill" isn't uncommon but it is rare that I see one walking around in the wild.

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  • Gorn Captain
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    Originally posted by Mikey
    Seriously, after I shot him I took the body to my local dog catcher ... He's also the local game warden.

    He sent the skunk's head to the state capital (Trenton) for examination.

    A month later the results came back he was rabid.

    I don't do anything halfass
    Remind me never to get into an argument with you....

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  • Mikey
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    Originally posted by Gorn Captain
    It does sound like a great cartoon, Mike...
    Was this skunk even rabid, or just going through a difficult emotional phase?

    But I shouldn't say anything: I've never even seen a skunk, far from meeting one that's in attack mode...
    Seriously, after I shot him I took the body to my local dog catcher ... He's also the local game warden.

    He sent the skunk's head to the state capital (Trenton) for examination.

    A month later the results came back he was rabid.

    I don't do anything halfass

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  • Gorn Captain
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    Originally posted by Mikey
    Back in the early 80's it was my trusted Mossberg that saved me and my dog from getting attacked by a rabid skunk.

    He was chasing my dog and I ran inside to get the gun.

    When I got outside he decided to chase me instead ....

    I jumped into the back of my pick-up bed for safety and popped him from there.

    It sounds a little funny, but at the time it was scary as hell.
    It does sound like a great cartoon, Mike...
    Was this skunk even rabid, or just going through a difficult emotional phase?

    But I shouldn't say anything: I've never even seen a skunk, far from meeting one that's in attack mode...

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  • jwyblejr
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    If you have one in your area,I think you'd be better off going to Bass Pro Shop.

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  • Mikey
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    Back in the early 80's it was my trusted Mossberg that saved me and my dog from getting attacked by a rabid skunk.

    He was chasing my dog and I ran inside to get the gun.

    When I got outside he decided to chase me instead ....

    I jumped into the back of my pick-up bed for safety and popped him from there.

    It sounds a little funny, but at the time it was scary as hell.

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