Quote (NinjaSushi2 @ Sep 19 2014 05:01pm)

I carried the Mossberg 500 in combat on my first tour. I can't say it's garbage thinking about on it. We beat the shit out of it and it still worked. Also being left handed and left eye dominate, the ambidextrous aspects were nice. I go hunting a lot though and I love my 870. Everything feels smooth and well made.


Though I think I have a problem with my extractor pin.

Quote (NinjaSushi2 @ Sep 19 2014 04:36pm)

Don't get butt hurt over there. It's just a suggestion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuxCLivZ-Vk

Quote (NinjaSushi2 @ Sep 19 2014 05:01pm)

I carried the Mossberg 500 in combat on my first tour. I can't say it's garbage thinking about on it. We beat the shit out of it and it still worked. Also being left handed and left eye dominate, the ambidextrous aspects were nice. I go hunting a lot though and I love my 870. Everything feels smooth and well made.


Though I think I have a problem with my extractor pin.

Quote (Bako661 @ 20 Sep 2014 19:05)

Buddy of mine dropped my 870 from shoulder height and broke it. Wouldn't cock back and was completely frozen. Shop couldn't even fix it I had to send it back to Remington and they sent me a refurb in its place. Never had any other issues with it other than it seeming like a pretty damn weak ass gun that can't take a hit

Quote (NinjaSushi2 @ Sep 20 2014 05:30pm)

That's the first I ever heard anything like that. I've never heard of a shotgun breaking because someone dropped it. Then again, I've never heard of anyone dropping a shotgun. Sounds like complacency and incompetence.

Quote (NinjaSushi2 @ Sep 20 2014 05:30pm)

That's the first I ever heard anything like that. I've never heard of a shotgun breaking because someone dropped it. Then again, I've never heard of anyone dropping a shotgun. Sounds like complacency and incompetence.