Wanted Tactical Shotgun - Benelli M2 or M4 or Mossberg 930SPX

You can get a brand new Remington 870 Marine Magnum for $600.

 

Love the Marine Magnum! And it's on my list.

Mossberg 930SPX holds 8 rounds. While the Benelli M2 and M4 holds 3+1 and 5+1 respectively.

Remington 870 Marine Magnum holds 6+1

https://www.mossberg.com/product/930-tactical-8-shot-spx-85360/
https://www.benelliusa.com/shotguns/m2-field-shotguns
https://www.benelliusa.com/shotguns/m4-tactical-shotguns
https://www.remingtondefense.com/shotguns/870-marine/25012.html

And then there's the 870 Special Purpose Marine Magnum. It holds "6" rounds. Not sure what the other differences are other than the stock and grip.

https://www.remington.com/shotguns/pump-action/model-870/model-870-special-purpose-marine-magnum

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see if you can shoot them.... you'll know which one and why

 

I would recommend a SDS Lynx mag fed. either the 3 gun version or standard. I really like mine.
12 round magazines are still cheap.

https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=sds%20lynx&PageSize=24&Sort=4&View=1

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/876306728

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/875970283

 

Not sure what you are looking for but I have one of these that I'd sell:

https://fnamerica.com/products/shotguns/fn-slp-competition/

 

Any variant of the Remington 870 is thin on the ground right now..

I just paid $500 for a used one, wood stocks and will have to cut the barrel to 18"
Trading back for an unfired one, I sold in "hard times"

 

I did pick up a nice .16 GA =, wood furniture..that matched for $450

The $300 plastic ones at Academy are long sold out....
My background checks are getting booted to "wait a minute' status, someone said any multiple gun deal does that

 

Mossberg Maverick 88 Security 12Ga. 5+1 pump. Proudly made in the good 'ol US of A. Great reviews. All you need...for $199

 

Interesting.

https://www.mossberg.com/product/maverick-88-security-31023/

 

I have a bad ass macked out Benelli M4, I would consider selling for the right price. Brand new, never fired

 

If you want a conventional pump shotgun, get a Remington 870.

If you want a high-capacity pump oddball, get a KelTec KSG.

I've got both! And a beautiful Baretta, and a pretty-but-not-Purdy side-by-side.

Matt

 

I vote the Benelli M2. I have an M1 S90 and it cycles super fast and no jams.

 

Why are there gun sights? Do people aim these guns?

 

I think it's a "inside joke" on the 870 .12 GA Riot...

TDC has them by the hundreds. and the answer to your question is, indoors, no...outdoors, still no.
It's a point blank range weapon.

 

I've given several Mossburgs to my son, as he actually tromps around in swamps with them.
No complaints.

 

As I've found recently, most pump action shotguns are sold out locally. I have no need for high-dollar hunting/collector's shotguns and am not really interested in auto-action either.

I guess I'll see what I end up with.

 

FBI agent told me once the two scariest sounds to a B&E guy were the rack of a 45 and the pump of a shotgun.

Of course, this is back when these guys were pros. Today you’re more likely to run into hopped up gangbangers. I had a client who wasted three coming up the stairs in his home. He was no billed.

 

I wonder if the Benelli action is unique? I'm not an autoloader shotgun fan at all because I hate the way the action feels when you shoot it. I love the old Benelli Super90 which fired and recoiled just like a semi-auto pistol crisp, sharp, fast. I think is was called or still is montifiori recoil system?

 

I keep one chambered with safety on in the 870 so they wont hear it loading.

My single action .45s sound different from the 1911s but they do let you know somethings about to happen...

I think the "in the dark against burglars" has been replaced by Gang banging in your door, like the recent fatality in Baytown.
None of the perps was 25, two of them teens...

Apologies for the thread drift into market on scatter guns.

 

There was a good cut thru isometric rendering deep into the website, nicely done...