Riomouse911
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I have several Remingtons; 1100's, 870's, even may Dad's old Sportsman 58. also in the mix are a Beretta 390, a Lefever 16 gauge "coach gun", an old Stevens .410, and a Ruger Red label 28, which I really like when shooting trap. I would love a Citori, but that'll have to wait...
I stumbled into my LGS two weeks ago and saw a really nice BPS 28 gauge with 3 chokes that looked unfired on the consignment rack. I talked to retailer down in price a bit, and for $525.00 out the door I walked home with a really nice 28 gauge. I can't wait to get out and run some shells through the gun.
I haven't ever shot a BPS, is there anything radically different in the manual of arms for the BPS than there is for the 870? I know just from looking at it, etc. that it's a bottom loader/ejector and the safety is on the tang rather than the triggerguard, I'm just wondering if there is something with the operation of the BPS that I may stumble on.
Stay safe!
I stumbled into my LGS two weeks ago and saw a really nice BPS 28 gauge with 3 chokes that looked unfired on the consignment rack. I talked to retailer down in price a bit, and for $525.00 out the door I walked home with a really nice 28 gauge. I can't wait to get out and run some shells through the gun.
I haven't ever shot a BPS, is there anything radically different in the manual of arms for the BPS than there is for the 870? I know just from looking at it, etc. that it's a bottom loader/ejector and the safety is on the tang rather than the triggerguard, I'm just wondering if there is something with the operation of the BPS that I may stumble on.
Stay safe!