Shotgun picture thread.

I’ve added a couple to the collection since my last post. A older 870 with a 26” skeet barrel and a new Browning CXS both in 12ga.

My 2 Mossberg 20 gauges

Rshooter said:

I like police guns.
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Love the wingmaster riot guns. Wish I'd bought one when they were being sold very cheap. Nice lineup there....

wingmaster 870 12 GA w/ rifle sights
NEF Pardner "PPP" 12ga

Dave779 said:

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That looks an awful lot like a 870competition?

Y Model 12 with about 100 total rounds down the tube.
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Armored farmer said:

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Is that a 1200? I had a guy offer me a model 1200 looked similar like that, wood not as nice and a lil wear for $400 iirc but it had been used some but was in decent condition.

No it's definitely a 12; Y Models were made after 1964 from parts in inventory.

My Stevens 520 riot gun; it was some commercial or prison "rack gun" for many decades.

My High Standard Model 10B. I own the proper Kel-Lite and the adapter plate to go between the light and the receiver, but still have to drill a hole in the light body and tap for threads.

My parents bought a .410 gauge "Topper" for me in the mid-70s, for my chore of guarding the garden from bluejays and robins. I'd take a lawn chair, a book, a pitcher of kool-aid, an anodized aluminum cup, the shotgun, and a box of birdshot shells, and wait till I heard bird noises. I think they got it from Sears. It has a black-painted wood stock and fore-end, and a black plastic spacer between the receiver and fore-end. Dunno what they paid for it, probably less than $50. I still have it.

A replica (by Coyote Cap, now retired) of the 1887 Winchester 12 gauge.

A Remington Model 11 and a Winchester 1897, both in 12 gauge.

Here's mine. All 12s. Need to add a 20, 28 or .410 soon.

Forgot about these two:

Phaedrus/69 said:

My latest!

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Very nice. I held a Marine model but ended up getting an FDE 1301 T. Welcome to the club!

Just a Turkish bullpup Saiga. I swear it's as reliable as...well...a Saiga lol.

Edit: might as well include my other bullpup 12ga along with it...

Removed so as to not offend any thin-skinned members.

entropy said:

No, it's a Tri-Star. NOT a Saiga. Saigas are made by Izmash in Russia.

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Yeah...I didn't think I'd have to go out of my way to point out it's obviously a Saiga clone or Saiga style shotgun, and not actually a name brand Saiga in that stock.

Do you do the same thing when people refer to their Uberti SAA clones as a SAA?

I'm not sure what you were trying to accomplish. I have multiple bullpup shotguns. I have my Colt and my RAMI in my profile picture. I've posted my Kahr, my Beretta, and my TRR8. I've been on this forum for years. I know my Turkish bullpup isn't a real Russian Saiga. I'm confident that literally everyone who would have ever seen my above post would know right away that my shotgun isn't a genuine Russian Saiga, and that I was just using "Saiga" as terminology.

Do you feel better now for ****ting all over my firearm, my intelligence, and my character?

Sears Ranger 20 ga O/U (aka Marlin 90) made in 1935. My dad made the straight stock for it.

2 H&R 20 ga singles, one with cut down barrel and Snake Charmer 410

A "Nitro King" single shot 12 ga. Sold by Sharply Hardware in St. Louis around the turn of the 20th century. Most likely made by Crescent Arms.

Wards Hercules 20ga SXS. Made by Stevens/Springfield circa 1936-1942

H&R single shot shown with cut down 20ga bbl and matching cut down 12 ga and 357 mag bbls.

Nice to see some fellow Model 1200s on here. Mines in not a few pieces getting some well earned love.