Kingsoverqueens

I've started looking around and compiling data. Damn shotguns are expensive. CZ makes a base model O/U for around $550 that is around 7 pounds. The Browning Cynergy featherweight series in 12ga are around 6 pounds, but almost $3,000. My Remington 1100 is 8 pounds. The difference between 500 and 3k buys a LOT of Aleve. I'd love a very nice brand name shotgun but as this hobby may or may not stick, I can't justify spending thousands of dollars. Not yet at least.

Looking for a dedicated 22 pistol and like the lines of the Mosquito. Also like the varios safety and decocking features as they are similar to my 92FS. Anyone with first hand experience they can share?

That gun is sold right? Too bad, I was a little too late. Bummer. I've experienced FTF issues with my 92FS 22LR practice kit when using Remington bulk. Next batch is American Eagle. We'll see how that does.

Used over the weekend for trap. The clip operates as advertised.

OK, I'm the owner of a Remington 1100 in 12ga that I love. The problem is that I've got a bum shoulder and the gun is on the heavy side. So after a while it's painful to shoot. Not from recoil, but from aiming, holding, etc. So I need something lighter. I'm looking for opinions on Over/Under's for skeet and trap, and field use. I've only shot an O/U once or twice before, and any time I've handled one in a store it seems to me that the effort necessary to break the gun open to reload seems a bit....much. It's probably me but it seems rather cumbersome. The S/A is a breeze to load and with the new shell ejection clip I got there is no more bending over to pick up hulls. Your thoughts and responses will be appreciated.

Got it. So use of the purchase permit I've got isn't limited to at a licensed store or dealer. I can use it to buy a pistol from my neighbor, as an example?

P to P means person to person? No dealing with a FFL?

My DL renews in August. I don't anticipate getting the rock star treatment like you did but I'll use my FID for some points. My luck she's off that day and I get grump a** who puts me in the back of line.

It arrived from T&S the other day and clipped on in a second. Yet to fire with it on but a manual load and ejection was a piece of cake.

I own an insurance agency, 27 years in the business. 1) I'm unaware of any homeowner insurance company that will charge a higher premium for the liability exposure of simply owning a gun. This isn't to say that there may be one or two out there who do. I've just never come across one. 2) The base HO-3 policy comes with a sublimit for firearms but that limit applies only to THEFT. If they burn up in a fire they are treated no different than your couch or any other regular personal property item. You can buy higher limits for theft much as you would for Jewlery or any other collectible or higher valued item. We call this "Scheduling" and can be done on an item specific basis where you list the item (in this case a firearm) with a value or on a "Blanket" coverage basis where you just assign a total dollar limit for that particular class of items, in this case, firearms. It can be to your advantage to schedule firearms because the coverage provided under a personal articles floater is broader than what is provided by the homeowner policy, and in some cases, there would be no deductible. Naturally take what I've written here as a general guideline and always check with your insurance professional to see how your personal situation applies.

I'm all in favor of supporting local gun stores, any local store for that matter. I made the mistake of going to Pineland last weekend. $60 bucks for 4 boxes of shells and a case of clays? A mistake I won't make twice.

I don't know about Old Bridge. CJRPC accepted my NRA confirm email when I joined. When in doubt call or email. They want you to join and I imagine will be accomodating.

"Clip on Shell Catcher" T&S Industries make them for 15 bucks shipped. I knew there was a product out there. Thanks Zed for pointing me in the right direction.

Thanks Zed. That's what I had in mind. Checking to see if it's compatable with my 1100.

Won't the action move it out of the way when closed and get ready to fire?

Hello Forum. I'm a lefty shooter with a Reminton 1100 semiautomatic. This can be problematic what with having shells ejecting in front of my face. At the same time, I'm also fat and don't like bending over to pick up shell hulls. I could swear I remember reading or hearing once that there is an accessory, a clip of some sort, that would stop the shell from ejecting or if in the case where you were shooting double it would allow the fist shell to be ejected but would hold the second spent shell. Anyone?