jlee
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- Sep 12, 2001
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Originally posted by: Danman
Originally posted by: JLee
Rem 870 > Mossberg 500
:evil:
I got it really cheap, so I could care less. Plus it does its job, it shoots and I haven't had one damn problem with it at all.
A buddy of mine has one (500 with both stocks)...it does work just fine.
I was able to find my 870 really cheap too..which is why I bought it.
Originally posted by: JLee
How do you get that it's semi?
I don't know of any PDs that have pistol-grip shotguns. Not saying they don't exist...but I haven't seen it.
Look at the video, spent shell casing on the floor - unless a magical hand operated the slide in the video that I missed, it's a semi-auto...
Originally posted by: yuppiejr
Originally posted by: JLee
How do you get that it's semi?
I don't know of any PDs that have pistol-grip shotguns. Not saying they don't exist...but I haven't seen it.
Look at the video, spent shell casing on the floor - unless a magical hand operated the slide in the video that I missed, it's a semi-auto...
I saw that, but you can't really tell that it's a shell or something else that was knocked off of the cabinet. It looks like a pump.
Firearm common sense 101.
1) Always assume a firearm is loaded and ready to fire.
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Idiot is lucky somebody didn't get killed. Hope the poor girl doesn't have hearing damage.
wow wow wow what kind of idiot goes up to a shotgun and pulls the trigger. really. come on man a gun is always loaded.
Originally posted by: OdiN
Originally posted by: yuppiejr
Originally posted by: JLee
How do you get that it's semi?
I don't know of any PDs that have pistol-grip shotguns. Not saying they don't exist...but I haven't seen it.
Look at the video, spent shell casing on the floor - unless a magical hand operated the slide in the video that I missed, it's a semi-auto...
I saw that, but you can't really tell that it's a shell or something else that was knocked off of the cabinet. It looks like a pump.
Yeah, I think it's a pump, too. It's a double, pistol grip pump shotgun. The object that hits the ground looks too large and moves like it has some weight for it to be a spent shotgun shell.
daniel1113
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- Jun 6, 2003
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No, I'm referring to the idiot that pulled the trigger. If people were properly trained to handle guns rather than taught that all guns are bad and evil, there would be no problem leaving a loaded gun on a desk (assuming there are no kids around).
Sadly, this isn't that uncommon an outlook, people just don't f-ing think. I had been cleaning and updating my gun inventory (always keep a list of your firearm make/model/SN in the bank in case of theft/fire/etc..) and had most of them sitting on my counter unloaded. In walks my younger brother (25 years old) and tenant who casually picks up a double-action pistol, points it at a common wall (townhome) and pulls the trigger... CLICK. Didn't phase him one bit, "dude, it wasn't loaded, what's the big deal, I know how to shoot" .. etc...
:roll:
skyking
Lifer
- Nov 21, 2001
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He broke a perfectly good gun too. It looks like the stock broke when it hit the floor.
My buddy was looking at guns in a pawn shop once, and each time the guy handed him a gun he'd check the chamber before he did anything.
Another guy in the store was watching and asked him why he was doing that, implying he was wasting his time.
The very next gun handed to him was an auto. He operated the slide and to the amazement of the shop owner, a live round came out!
He just looked at the other guy, who did not have much to say after that
My buddy was looking at guns in a pawn shop once, and each time the guy handed him a gun he'd check the chamber before he did anything.
Another guy in the store was watching and asked him why he was doing that, implying he was wasting his time.
The very next gun handed to him was an auto. He operated the slide and to the amazement of the shop owner, a live round came out!
He just looked at the other guy, who did not have much to say after that
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