Austin (Missouri) 33 days ago
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If there are 10 zeds surrounding you. Would you use sluggs or buck shot? With a 20g. Shotgun

NIE 33 days ago
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20G... Slugs. Though in order to have enough ammunition for the fight, either you have to speed feed 2 more shells into place (depicting you are starting with an 8 round under tube), or you need to attach an extension onto it. For example: the Mossberg Tactical 500 only has a 5 round under barrel (not to include if you placed an extra round in the chamber already), where the Remington hunting shotguns are all built for 6 rounds (since that is the legal maximum for most states for hunting regulations).

Dragisoni 32 days ago
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Slugs and you can outfit shotguns with a drum magizine thereby removeing the need to reload.

ssgtgallo 32 days ago
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[Dragisoni]Slugs and you can outfit shotguns with a drum magazine thereby removing the need to reload.
To clarify on what my friend is saying, you will still have the need to reload, but not as often, do not think that a drum will give you the Hollywood Holy Grail of infinite ammo.

Also, brownie points to anyone who can give me a schematic to follow to make a belt fed shotgun.

Austin (Missouri) 32 days ago
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Ok well I would choose buck shot.

NIE 32 days ago
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I have designed and patents pending on this.. Its a beltfed 12 gauge upper receiver for a ar-15 or m16 lower receiver. It uses your lower receiver, so if you have a ar15 its a semi auto shotgun, however if you have a registered m16 lower or a drop in auto sear it becomes a full auto 12 gauge machine gun. This is a prototype model and all the bugs arent worked out quite yet. Most of the problems that I have encountered revolve around the shotgun sheels not being consistent enough to eject sometimes. However I will have it a Knob Creek machine gun shoot in april for everyone to see it work in person. If you have questions or would like more info on how to get one please E-mail me at DMproducts765@live.com thanks - dmiller0199

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Austin (Missouri) 31 days ago
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That for me or the other dude.

Chadcaswell11 31 days ago
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Shotguns that you use to hunt can hold six. but usually have a plug in them so you can only hold 3. make sure you take out this plug. Research it online im not 100% sure i just know my dad has a plug in his because when duck hunting the only allow 3.

NIE 30 days ago
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Duck, Goose, and Turkey hunting you need a plug. Though most of those guns still hold 6 rounds. You can unscrew the end cap and pull the plug out. It is not hard to also add on to the storage. As for Drums, Does anybody have one? I don't. In that sense let us talk about things that are more common.

Austin (Missouri) 30 days ago
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I think I might have a plug. Let me ask my step dad.

Dragisoni 30 days ago
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Well I did some searching and there was a company that made a conversion kit for the Mossberg 500 to make it take drums but apparently they discontinued that for whatever reason. The only other drum mag I can find running around is the drum mag for the Saiga 12 gauge. Those are all 20-30 rounders.

The only other available conversion kit I found for the mossberg 500 was a box mag conversion kit for it.

Mossberg kit: [HTML] http://www.impactguns.com/store/KN-06002.html [/HTML]
Saiga 12 Drum: http://www.mdarms.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=1714

NIE 30 days ago
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And the Saiga 12 needs an FFL doesnt it?

Dragisoni 29 days ago
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I don't think so. As far as I was aware it is a semi-auto shotgun. The AA12 you would need a FFL for as it is a auto shot gun and to buy the awesome ammo for it you would most definitely need a FFL.

Bluewolf25 26 days ago
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Honestly I would use a combination of both slugs and buckshot. Dragisoni the AA12 can not be owned unless the 1986 firearms act is abolished.