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Guess it's up for debate whether it was an 1100 or 11-87. http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=No_Country_for_Old_Men

LMT or Noveske.

Being the best choice for a self defense gun is not good enough of a reason?

I think a more important question is how he got a hold of a Remington 11-87 in 1980 when they didn't come out until 1987.

Dave, true, I will put more through it in a couple weeks. I plan on taking a tactical shotgun course too. Fortunately the range I go to has metal targets that we can use shotguns at. Otherwise, I'd probably be one of those guys that just buys a tactical shottie and then just has it sit in...

$850 is probably a good price used. I paid $1599 for mine. They seem to go up every month, they used to be $1400 something not too long ago. I had to order it from a shop in Florida. Called about two dozen places here in California and no one had any in stock and didn't know when they would...

Took the new M4 to an outdoor range today. I'm pleased to report it cycled a variety of shells without a hiccup. Probably went through about 70 rounds. With Federal Tactical 00 with FLITECONTROL, I could easily hit 8" metal silhouettes offhand at 50 yards and sometimes 75 yards. Seemed like...

Interesting, HB is pretty close to me. They also use Sig 220's like I do so maybe I should also follow their shotgun advice. :)

I would, but am still worried about 922r rules.

Yeah, true, although then I'd only have 4 shots instead of 4+1+1. I guess I could keep four in the tube and one in the carrier also. But I'd feel comfortable with more rounds.

It's a little more complicated to do that with my Benelli. If my chamber is empty, in order to have it chamber a round from the magazine I need to open the bolt and then hit the cartridge drop lever. I'd rather have it chambered and ready to go if I was in a bad situation.

1SOW, hmm, try asking sigforum.com?

I would keep the chamber empty, but then I'd only have 4 or 5 shells in the magazine tube. If I load one in the chamber and carrier I can have 4+1+1 or 5+1+1.

Telescoping?

I just bought a new Benelli M4. I want to keep it fully loaded (4+1+1) for self defense. However, when I want to show my friends it or go to the range, I obviously have to unload it first. Is it bad for the same shotshell to keep being chambered? The last round that I chamber, I am slowly...

Yes. As long as its not the skeletonized stock, but those are rare and expensive anyway. I'm on the 10 day wait here in Cali for the M4 myself.

I was looking to buy another semiauto shottie in case they get banned by the Obammunists. This one would be strictly for self defense so I wouldn't really need to use light loads. I am looking at the Benelli M4 or M2 Tactical because I don't have a Benelli yet and have heard great things about...

You can always get a Sig 556, that's what I'm looking at.

Get a new 220 with external extractor. More accurate than most 1911's, easier to field strip and reliable. The grip is thinner than the 226 since it's single stacked, especially with thin grips.

http://le.atk.com/pdf/LosAngelesWBW.pdf This test shows otherwise. 0.771" expansion for 9mm and 1.190" for the .45, that's a big difference.