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A few friends of mine have these on Remington 1100's.
Pro's
Lots of ammo and costs less than a race ready Saiga 12.
Also its reliable.
Cons.
Nose heavy gun and as the mag tube rotates you can not reload the previous tubes easily. So basically once you run it out and you reload your back to what your standard shotgun would hold. (8+1 or so)
Pat
Video of one being shot. (but not loaded full due to being a USPSA match that only allows 10+1 for open shotguns)
It is not an answer in search of a problem. Plenty of three gunners want higher capacity shotguns for non USPSA three gun matches. Plus shotguns are typically low capacity which is one of their main tactical limitations. For real life a 22 round shotgun has a lot of advantages over one holding 8. Load one shoot one is fine if the gun fight is at a snails pace. (never)
Nor would I waste this on a pump gun. A good semi is a better choice.
That being said I prefer my R&R targets Saiga 12 gauge.
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At a Rifle shot gun match last Saturday I finished the shotgun stage in 10.16 seconds for 15 targets. The next fastest person was 26.6 seconds.
Pro's
Lots of ammo and costs less than a race ready Saiga 12.
Also its reliable.
Cons.
Nose heavy gun and as the mag tube rotates you can not reload the previous tubes easily. So basically once you run it out and you reload your back to what your standard shotgun would hold. (8+1 or so)
Pat
Video of one being shot. (but not loaded full due to being a USPSA match that only allows 10+1 for open shotguns)
It is not an answer in search of a problem. Plenty of three gunners want higher capacity shotguns for non USPSA three gun matches. Plus shotguns are typically low capacity which is one of their main tactical limitations. For real life a 22 round shotgun has a lot of advantages over one holding 8. Load one shoot one is fine if the gun fight is at a snails pace. (never)
Nor would I waste this on a pump gun. A good semi is a better choice.
That being said I prefer my R&R targets Saiga 12 gauge.
At a Rifle shot gun match last Saturday I finished the shotgun stage in 10.16 seconds for 15 targets. The next fastest person was 26.6 seconds.
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The mags in the picture hold 12 so fully loaded I have 13. A pump gun is viable and has advantages if you are firing less lethal rounds that will not cycle the action. But if your just running buck and slugs as a defense gun an Auto is a better choice in my opinion and I own both types.
Pat
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