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With Remington having QC problems of late, I'd go for the Mossberg 500. I have a Nova but the price of aftermarket barrels and other parts is rather ridiculous, IMO. If you think 870, think older used 870s, instead of the newer ones that are giving chambering problems.

Those old Lyman chokes are very handy and versatile. Tighten it as far as you can. Back up until it clicks one time. This is extra full, every click opens the choke a bit more. Don't turn it back more than one complete turn as the last click prior to the beginning spot on the out turn is IC...

If Stoeger would fix the 12 lb trigger pulls on theri doubles, they'd be my pick. I sold mine a few weeks ago and bought another 311. I could have fooled with the triggers or had a gunsmith do it, but I sold it rather than fix it. The 311 still sells used for more than the Stoeger NIB.

Use a roll of pennies. Jam it in place with packing peanuts.

Two triggers, please.

When I was a kid, back in the Great Depression, we hunted black bear all the time with 2 3/4" 00 buckshot. Food on the table was our main problem and slugs were hard to find. Pumpkin balls were available but few trusted them. We hunted with dogs so the bear was usually riled up and fighting mad...

Luigi Franchi made the Model AL-48 until 1998 when they sold out to Beretta. I'm thinking that you have a Magnum model of the AL-48. The standard models were 2 3/4". If ever a better semiauto was made, I haven't found it yet. Your 3" model was for waterfowling and turkey hunting. I've never...

Beretta discontinued the Franchi AL48 in 12 gauge in 1998 when it purchased the Luigi Franchi Co. It was a competitor to the Benelli inertia action at half the price. Now you can only get the 48 in 20 or 28 gauge new. If you want a 12 gauge, you'll have to buy used. They run around $400 and are...

Thinking back over the past seventy years, I've fired a few single barrels that got my attention. I suppose the only one that really hurt was a tenite stocked Stevens 94 made in the 1940s. That plastic stock made it as light as a feather. Same punishment at both ends of the gun. Some years...

If you get $1500 for the pair, you will do fine.

Feed thraot will usually need replacing. [email protected] has them.

I have been very pleased with my M2000, after I put a #10008 Limbsaver recoil pad on it. It now recoils like a 410. Very easy on the shoulder.

Give her $100 and enjoy it. If you are not a clays shooter, it will outlast you. For the average shooter, it will be an OK gun. Great, it ain't. Keep it in the family.

The Blue Book says SF.

Good gun, reliable design. It has been out of production a long time. Parts may be a problem. If the price is right, do it.

No! Shoot no steel in that gun. Lead only.

Economy model 311s. Same action, cheaper wood.

The Nova is pertnear corrosion resistant. I no longer own a 870.

The feed throat on those Winchesters is a pain to change out. You'll never change one on the 870. I sold my post-1964 Winchester shotguns of the 1200-1500 design due to the flimsy parts.

Savage is marketing an Ithaca 37 clone. Where is it made. Anyone? A model 37 clone for $260? It has gotta be made in China or Turkey. http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/stevens350pumpfield