Both mossberg 500 and remington 870 are both great shotguns (i have both) but i like the mossberg for a slug gun because if you get the combo (both normal barrel and slug barrel) the slug barrel comes with a cantilever rail to mound a scope. (the one i have also came with a raised cheek piece and the slug barrel was ported.) all that might cost you a couple bucks more than the 870.
Mossberg 500, hands down, unless you can live with a single shot, in which case the Harrington and Richardson Topper line sells for about half the price.
i have the Remington 870 express with interchangeable barrels slug and bird shot. I love it it was my first gun and i ve used it for deer hunting , turkey hunting also for ducks grouse shot in a clay league this last spring i love it. Remington has made 1000000 of them if that tells you anything... They run about 350$ with both barrels or 250$ with just 1 last i checked.
Both mossberg 500 and remington 870 are both great shotguns (i have both) but i like the mossberg for a slug gun because if you get the combo (both normal barrel and slug barrel) the slug barrel comes with a cantilever rail to mound a scope. (the one i have also came with a raised cheek piece and the slug barrel was ported.) all that might cost you a couple bucks more than the 870.
Mossberg 500, hands down, unless you can live with a single shot, in which case the Harrington and Richardson Topper line sells for about half the price.
i have the Remington 870 express with interchangeable barrels slug and bird shot. I love it it was my first gun and i ve used it for deer hunting , turkey hunting also for ducks grouse shot in a clay league this last spring i love it. Remington has made 1000000 of them if that tells you anything... They run about 350$ with both barrels or 250$ with just 1 last i checked.
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mossberg 500
remington 870
Both mossberg 500 and remington 870 are both great shotguns (i have both) but i like the mossberg for a slug gun because if you get the combo (both normal barrel and slug barrel) the slug barrel comes with a cantilever rail to mound a scope. (the one i have also came with a raised cheek piece and the slug barrel was ported.) all that might cost you a couple bucks more than the 870.
I would also say the remington 870.
I like my Mossberg 835, and it comes at a reasonable price.
Mossberg 500 or just bout any Mossberg. Even their Combos (fieldbarrel and slug barrel) are reasonably priced.
Mossberg 500, hands down, unless you can live with a single shot, in which case the Harrington and Richardson Topper line sells for about half the price.
browning gold
i have the Remington 870 express with interchangeable barrels slug and bird shot. I love it it was my first gun and i ve used it for deer hunting , turkey hunting also for ducks grouse shot in a clay league this last spring i love it. Remington has made 1000000 of them if that tells you anything... They run about 350$ with both barrels or 250$ with just 1 last i checked.
870
I go with remington 870!!!!
Rem 870 express. Depending on what U goin for get the 3-1/2 mag chamber. Great for anything and everything
Mossberg 500 or an 870. Both can come with multiple barrells and work well.
For Cody r he said cheap. I love my Brownings, but they are far more expensive then what I mentioned.
Remington 870 Express shoots just as well as any other gun I've had and is only around $250
remington 870
you can't go wrong with Remington's 870. Easy cleaning just a great shotgun for all hunting.
The Remington 870 Express is the best ever made!!
Remington 870 or mossberg 500.
Best gun for the money is the Remington 870 Express. If you want a little nicer version get the wingmaster. But for the money the 870 cant be beat.
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mossberg 500
Mossberg 500 or just bout any Mossberg. Even their Combos (fieldbarrel and slug barrel) are reasonably priced.
remington 870
Both mossberg 500 and remington 870 are both great shotguns (i have both) but i like the mossberg for a slug gun because if you get the combo (both normal barrel and slug barrel) the slug barrel comes with a cantilever rail to mound a scope. (the one i have also came with a raised cheek piece and the slug barrel was ported.) all that might cost you a couple bucks more than the 870.
I like my Mossberg 835, and it comes at a reasonable price.
Mossberg 500, hands down, unless you can live with a single shot, in which case the Harrington and Richardson Topper line sells for about half the price.
browning gold
I would also say the remington 870.
i have the Remington 870 express with interchangeable barrels slug and bird shot. I love it it was my first gun and i ve used it for deer hunting , turkey hunting also for ducks grouse shot in a clay league this last spring i love it. Remington has made 1000000 of them if that tells you anything... They run about 350$ with both barrels or 250$ with just 1 last i checked.
870
I go with remington 870!!!!
Rem 870 express. Depending on what U goin for get the 3-1/2 mag chamber. Great for anything and everything
Remington 870 Express shoots just as well as any other gun I've had and is only around $250
Mossberg 500 or an 870. Both can come with multiple barrells and work well.
For Cody r he said cheap. I love my Brownings, but they are far more expensive then what I mentioned.
remington 870
you can't go wrong with Remington's 870. Easy cleaning just a great shotgun for all hunting.
The Remington 870 Express is the best ever made!!
Remington 870 or mossberg 500.
Best gun for the money is the Remington 870 Express. If you want a little nicer version get the wingmaster. But for the money the 870 cant be beat.
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